The interrobang is a nonstandard English-language punctuation mark intended to combine the functions of the question mark (also called the interrogative point) and the exclamation mark or exclamation point (known in printers' jargon as the bang). The ligature is a superimposition of those two marks.
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Published on September 1st, 2009 under Category: English Grammar Tags: all-progress, avoid-writing, editing, flow, grammar, logical-progression, question, sentence-length, sentences-within, the-flow, things-contribute
Category: English Grammar Tags: all-progress, avoid-writing, editing, flow, grammar, logical-progression, question, sentence-length, sentences-within, the-flow, things-contribute This question is about what a writer can do to avoid writing paragraphs that all progress to a beat of dumpty-dumpty-dump.
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Category: English Grammar Tags: a-category-and, answered-here-, grammar, have-built, language, list, oxford, question, questions, the-list, the-questions, writing, your-question We have built a database of some of the questions sent in to the Oxford Word and Language Service team, so it is likely that if your question is a fairly broad one on grammar, usage, or words then it will be answered here. Simply choose a category and then browse the list of questions.
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Category: English Dictionary Tags: answers-the-question, british, clear-and, dictionary, entry, free-online, hear-it-pronounced, native-speakers-, over-your, pronunciation, question, simply-mouse, talking, the-question, you-say- A free online Talking English Pronunciation Dictionary – simply mouse over your entry to hear it pronounced. American and British spellings, with alternative pronunciations
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Category: English Dictionary Tags: answers-the-question, are-fast, completely-natural, dictionary, english, entry, free-online, over-your, pronunciation, question, simply-mouse, talking A free online Talking English Pronunciation Dictionary – simply mouse over your entry to hear it pronounced.
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