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This tag is for questions related to the formation, or answering of questions.
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Exclamation mark and question mark
Although it's not something you're really "meant" to do, because a sentence needs only one punctuation mark at the end, I do see this used a lot. Therefore, I'd say it comes down to personal preferenc …
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"Can I have a question?"
No, this is not a phrase that any native speaker would use, and yes it is incorrect. One would either say "I have a question" or "May / Can I ask a question" instead.
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