This is a question I get asked a lot, and I’ve got the answer. It doesn’t matter the size of the exclamation point. The point is the same. If you write an exclamation point, you’re saying one thing, or more, or more than one thing. That’s it! It’s your choice of what you want to say, or how you want to say it. A little exclamation point here, a little exclamation point there.
This is a question I get asked a lot, and Ive got the answer. It doesnt matter the size of the exclamation point. The point is the same. If you write an exclamation point, youre saying one thing, or more, or more than one thing. Thats it Its your choice of what you want to say, or how you want to say it. A little exclamation point here, a little exclamation point there.
A little exclamation point here, a little exclamation point there.
A lot of people think that exclamation points are a good thing, but really they are just an in-your-face question, which is why I think it’s a good thing. As such, it’s not really about what you’re saying, but what you’re saying. If you don’t say something that you know is true, then you don’t know what to say.
Why would you overuse a question? Because an answer to that question might be even better than the one you’re using, and even better still, its like you say “Well, I’m not perfect, but I don’t like the answer”.
As Ive said before, an exclamation point is basically a lie. If you say something but dont know the truth, then you are lying. If you say something that you don’t know the truth is, then you are making up a story. So, it’s just like saying Well Im not perfect, but I can still tell you that I have no idea what I’m talking about.
Exclamation points are basically a lie, but they are used to highlight information that is so important that it makes you look like an idiot. In this case, the information being highlighted means that I know that I know that it’s important. That is the perfect reason to use an exclamation point, like its so awesome that you know that you know this information, but you dont want to show it to everyone.
I have no idea what Im talking about because you never know if you are talking or just being a dick.
I’m going to have to go with the dick. It is an extremely common mistake. If you are writing a blog post, you might think “I have to talk about this.” If you are writing an essay, you might think “I have to write this.” If you are writing a scientific paper, you might think “I have to write this.
When you type a sentence, make sure to use a hyphen and a colon (as in: What do we know? What do we know? We know that), but no, you don’t have to repeat the whole sentence. But if the entire paragraph is a single sentence with an exclamation point at the end, even though you know how to type it, you should definitely put it in quotation marks.