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How to punctuate a quoted rhetorical interrogative sentence that ends a declarative sentence?
Below is the sentence I am writing. I am not sure whether I should just end it with an interrogation mark within the quotes, with a period within the quotes, no in-quote punctuation except ...
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Punctuating a Sentence Containing a Question
If a sentence contains a complete question, but ends with a statement, should it be punctuated with a question mark?
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Could she go to the store, he wondered
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Punctuation with "The question is..." '.', '?' or ' "... ?" ' [duplicate]
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Position of question mark when sentence doesn't end with question
Take this statement for example:
That's not the question. The question is what was Colonel Mustard ...
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Punctuation around the word "OK" at the end of a sentence
If a sentence ends in "OK", and the sentence is a request, usually there is a comma before the OK and a question mark after it.
The comma signifies a pause, correct? What if there was no pause, then ...
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