Question

3. Punctuate the following:
she was not looking very happy when we met her she said nice to meet you pwo i asked are
you worried she replied not at all but I am having some issues with my lappop and that is
disturbing me a bit I proposed to help her she said wow that's so sweet of you​

Answer 1

AnsweR :-

She was not looking very happy when we met her. She said,"nice to meet you two." I asked,"are

you worried?" she replied,"not at all but I am having some issues with my laptop and that is

disturbing me a bit." I proposed to help her she said,'wow that's so sweet of you!."

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What are punctuation marks ?

$\implies$ punctuation marks are those marks which are used to divide any sentence into separate parts and bring out meaningful information from it.

$\implies$ There are 14 punctuation marks in total in Hindi and English used in their grammar.

$\implies$ for example Full stop, exclamation marks, semi-columns, etc.

$\implies$ Example in sentence - Wow! What an amazing view .

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Answer 2

★QUESTION★

3. Punctuate the following:

she was not looking very happy when we met her she said nice to meet you two i asked are you worried she replied not at all but I am having some issues with my laptop and that is disturbing me a bit I proposed to help her she said wow that's so sweet of you

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She was not looking very happy. When we met her she said, "Nice to meet you two." I asked, "Are you worried?", she replied, "Not at all but I am having some issues with my laptop and that is disturbing me a bit." I proposed to help her. She said, "Wow! that's so sweet of you."

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• What are punctuation marks?

Punctuation are special marks that are placed in a text to show the divisions between phrases and sentences, or to express feelings like exclamation, happiness, etc.

• Points to be remembered:

1. Always use a full stop after ending a sentence.
2. For exclamatory sentence use exclamation mark.
3. Use inverted commas for direct speech.
4. Use comma where necessary.
5. For interrogative sentences use question mark.