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标点符号基本用法及举例(国外英文资料) Basic usages and examples of punctuation marks Punctuation includes two categories: dots and label. There are seven kinds of commonly used dot label, nine, a total of sixteen. Dot is the role of main points off, said pause, tone structure statement. According to the different positions of the dots can be divided into the end punctuation and sentence No. two point. First, the end punctuation, including three exclamation mark, 1, full stop Used at the end of a declarative sentence. Declarative sentences account for the majority of sentences used to judge, describe, or describe facts. (1) we Chinese have backbone. (Wu Han, talking about integrity) Three. For the end of an indirect question Indirect questions are questions contained in declarative and imperative sentences. They are part of a large sentence and usually serve as an object. Such as: (2) he asked you if Xiao Huang would come. (Modern Chinese eight hundred words) Four, for the tone of the rhetorical question at the end (2) you see, who cares?. (Cao Yu, thunderstorm) 2, the question mark (?) (note) 1. Choose questions only at the end of a sentence. Use a question mark. Commas are used between sentences. But sometimes, in order to emphasize the independence of the alternatives, questions can be used after each question. Would you like to go to the supervisor tomorrow or do I have to go to the invigilator? Example: stand in front of them and lead them? Dont stand behind them and criticize them? Not against them, against them? 2, some expressions of euphemistic imperatives, and questions at the end of the sentence. Would you please speak a little more quietly? 3, the exclamation mark (!) A last pause in a sentence expressing strong emotion. A stands for the pause at the end of the exclamation line. Sing, in order to meet this glorious victory! B, the mood is very heavy, very strong imperative sentence, rhetorical question with exclamation mark. Here is Xiao Wang. Come on! Come on! Where is th