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Punctuate the following sentence why should I speak to Rajan

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Answered by vandana200540

Answer:

Why should I speak to Rajan'? '

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Answered by aroramudita3

Answer:

Why should I speak to Rajan?

Explanation:

When words like 'why', 'how', 'when' etc. are used in a sentence, then the sentence becomes a interrogative sentence, and a question mark is put at the end of interrogative sentences (instead of a full stop) to denote asking questions.

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