GoldenQN Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Correct use of a question mark
Do you put a question mark at the end of a sentence like this one:
Ex. If you are satisfied with your purchase, can you leave me feedbacks as soon as you can?
And if I reverse the two parts, do I leave out the question mark?
Ex. Can you leave me feedbacks as soon as you can, if you are satisfied with your purchase.
Ex. If you are satisfied with your purchase, can you leave me feedbacks as soon as you can?
And if I reverse the two parts, do I leave out the question mark?
Ex. Can you leave me feedbacks as soon as you can, if you are satisfied with your purchase.
Top answer
Hi, I'd put a question mark at the end of both your sentences. ). Just my opinion.
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Hi,
I'd put a question mark at the end of both your sentences.
Feedback is uncountable, so "feedbacks" is incorrect, although it's gaining popularity (A search on Google returns http://www.google.co.uk/search?num=100&hl=
I'd put a question mark at the end of both your sentences.
Feedback is uncountable, so "feedbacks" is incorrect, although it's gaining popularity (A search on Google returns http://www.google.co.uk/search?num=100&hl=
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