The exclamation mark (!) is a type of a punctuation mark in English. It is usually used at the end of a sentence with no extra period. 31 more words
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Punctuating the Christian Life
Christians, out of all the punctuation in the English language, which is the most exciting? The exclamation point! That’s right, and one thing that we look forward to in our lives is EXCITEMENT. 587 more words
Hear Hear
So you know how, when you want to express enthusiasm or agreement with something someone else has said and you yell out “hear, hear!”?
Hmm. Or do you yell out “here, here!”? 407 more words
The full stop
(Source: www.businesstimes.com.sg)
“A period, as opposed to, for example, a smiley at the end of a message is seen as being rude or abrupt. It is perhaps an indication that the sender is angry.” 1,819 more words
Exclamation[!], affirmation[.] or interrogation[?] as personalities and their power-game in conversation
I put a categorisation of personalities in conversation and this categorisation comes with three subgroups: exclamation, affirmation and interrogation. It is a linguistic analysis of daily conversation that reflects personalities on the table. 831 more words
Take a shot every time I use an exclamation mark!
Mainly because it means I don’t have to write anything new, and partly because I think it will entertain you, here is (probably) the best thing I’ve ever written – I showed it to my teacher and got a star sticker put on it, if you need proof of the standard. 150 more words
Addendum
It has just come to my attention, that perhaps when I wrote the last blog I gave the impression that I only ever give people three chances. 307 more words
