What are question and exclamation marks? How and why would you use them? Bitesize explains with examples from ‘Old Tongue’ by Jackie Kay.

I write in praise of the interrobang, a punctuation mark that looks something like a question mark with an exclamation point superimposed on it. It is the perfect punctuation mark for parents, as ...

Tommy Beer discusses players that came into the season as question marks or afterthoughts and are establishing themselves as fantasy factors.

Dave Sitek: These songs are just cleaner and punchier. With this record, we faded out the question mark and faded in the exclamation point. How many songs did you prepare?

The film humorously explores the world of punctuation, particularly focusing on the importance of periods, exclamation points, and question marks in writing. It presents a fictional "period room ...

After two dominant wins over Oregon State and UNLV in which the Wolverines totaled 479 rushing yards and seven rushing touchdowns, the question marks surrounding Michigan’s run game have been replaced ...

Because sometimes periods, commas, colons, semi-colons, dashes, hyphens, apostrophes, question marks, exclamation points, quotation marks, brackets, parentheses ...

Several writers and inventors in the last century tried to introduce new marks of punctuation into the English language – but they all failed. Keith Houston tells their story.

The Real Academia Española applied the same rule to exclamation points, and books published by the academy thereafter began implementing the inverted marks, though often in a haphazard manner.

Question marks and exclamation marks go at the end of a sentence and they tell us what type of sentence it is. Using different sentence types helps makes your writing more interesting.