Answered By: Paul Lai
Last Updated: Jul 17, 2023     Views: 304

Use a question mark after any sentence that directly asks a question.

Direct: Who is that man?

If a sentence indirectly refers to a question, do not use a question mark.

Indirect: Fred wondered who the man was.

 

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