How to use exclamation mark

The exclamation point is a type of punctuation mark, also known as the exclamation mark or the exclamation mark. It is used at the end of a sentence to express surprise. Now I will introduce to you the usage of exclamation mark.

(1) Basic usage of exclamation point

1. Use an exclamation point at the end of an exclamatory sentence. Example:

How beautiful the scenery here is!

2. Use an exclamation mark at the end of a strong imperative sentence. Example:

Stop talking nonsense!

3. Use an exclamation point at the end of a strong rhetorical question. Example:

How can you treat an ignorant child like this!

4. An exclamation point is usually used at the end of slogans. Example:

Long live the great unity of all ethnic groups in the country! (2) Tips on the use of exclamation points

1. When expressing extremely strong exclamations, you can use ?!!? and ?!! !? Such exclamation mark overlapping form. But please note: (1) Be appropriate and don’t abuse it. (2) Use half-width punctuation points and keep them close together. Example:

It is better to be broken jade than to be intact. She wants to expose! She wants to accuse!! She wants to fight with death as the last fight!!!

2. Rhetorical questions with strong emotions, allowing question marks and exclamation points to be used together. But please note: (1) Be appropriate and don’t abuse it. (2) Use half-width punctuation points and keep them close together. Example:

?What? The man protested strongly, ?Do you think I will quit the entertainment industry casually?!?

3. Questions with a surprised tone, question marks and exclamation marks are allowed used together. Example:

Zhou Puyuan: Lu Dahai, you are not qualified to talk to me now? The mine has fired you.

Lu Dahai: Fired?!

4. Like the question mark and exclamation mark above, because there are more questions than exclamations, it is recommended to use the ?!? form instead of the ? !?Mode.

5. Prohibition: The exclamation point does not appear at the beginning of a line. (3) Common mistakes in using exclamation marks

1. Abuse of exclamation marks. A period is generally used at the end of a declarative sentence, not an exclamation point. Don't think that as long as there is emotion, you should use an exclamation point. For example:

*Seeing this, he was so angry that his blood surged up! (The exclamation point should be changed to a period)

* In his speech, he first expressed his gratitude to all party members in the education and health care system. , especially to extend cordial greetings and comradely salutes to our seniors and old party members! (The exclamation mark should be changed to a period)

2. Use the dot and exclamation mark at the end of the sentence in the middle of the sentence to cut off the sentence . Such as: