Punctuate the following -bholi are the crazy shouted ram lala
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"Bholi are the crazy",shouted Ram lal.
Punctuation was introduced in the written form of the language to help a reader distinguish words and ideas from each other and to mirror the natural rhythms of the spoken language.
End Marks: Period, Note of Interrogation, Note of Exclamation
Period (.)
The period is also called full stop in England. A period declares the end of a sentence.
Note of Interrogation (Question Mark) (?)
The note of interrogation is used to complete sentences that form a direct question.
Note of Exclamation (Exclamation mark/point) (!)
The note of exclamation indicates excitement, either positive or negative.
Quotation Marks (‘...’/“... ... ..”)
Quotation marks are used for enclosing direct quotations of written or spoken words of others, or dialog said by characters in fiction.
Comma (,)
The comma is the most useful and common punctuation mark in English. It has many important roles in making a written form of English easy to read.
Colon (:)
Colons are the least used punctuation mark. The usage of colons is limited. Yet, if you know how to use them, you will be able to use them in your writing
Semicolon (;)
Semicolons are almost like periods, but they connect two independent clauses or sentences together instead of using a coordinating conjunction.
Hyphen (-)
Hyphens combine words together to make Compound Nouns/Adjectives. Hyphens are also used with some suffixes and prefixes, such as -like, -wise, anti-, and post- to make new adjectives.
Punctuation was introduced in the written form of the language to help a reader distinguish words and ideas from each other and to mirror the natural rhythms of the spoken language.
End Marks: Period, Note of Interrogation, Note of Exclamation
Period (.)
The period is also called full stop in England. A period declares the end of a sentence.
Note of Interrogation (Question Mark) (?)
The note of interrogation is used to complete sentences that form a direct question.
Note of Exclamation (Exclamation mark/point) (!)
The note of exclamation indicates excitement, either positive or negative.
Quotation Marks (‘...’/“... ... ..”)
Quotation marks are used for enclosing direct quotations of written or spoken words of others, or dialog said by characters in fiction.
Comma (,)
The comma is the most useful and common punctuation mark in English. It has many important roles in making a written form of English easy to read.
Colon (:)
Colons are the least used punctuation mark. The usage of colons is limited. Yet, if you know how to use them, you will be able to use them in your writing
Semicolon (;)
Semicolons are almost like periods, but they connect two independent clauses or sentences together instead of using a coordinating conjunction.
Hyphen (-)
Hyphens combine words together to make Compound Nouns/Adjectives. Hyphens are also used with some suffixes and prefixes, such as -like, -wise, anti-, and post- to make new adjectives.
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Answer:
“Bholi , are you crazy? ” shouted ramlal.
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