Question

What a pleasant surprise. punctuate these sentence​

Answer 1

Answer:

What a pleasant surprise!

Explanation:

...

Answer 2

What a pleasant surprise!

• We have to punctuate the given sentence
• "Punctuation refers to the system that allows a reader to know where the end of the sentence, where there is a short pause or a long pause, and also to show if the writer is questioning, explaining, or providing some extra information."
• To show each of these expressions there are different symbols used:
• 1. Full stop / Period (.) - to show the end of a sentence
• 2. The comma (,) - to show a short pause
• 3. Colon (:) - to give a sub heading then give the points
• 4. A semicolon (;) - to join two related independent clauses
• 5. Apostrophe (') - to indicate possessive case, omitted letters
• 6. Quotation marks (“ ”) - to quote something someone said
• 7. A hyphen (–) - to join two words or parts of words together  
• 8. Parentheses () -  to add extra information, such as a minor example or addition, or a brief explanation
• 9. Slash (/) - used instead of or
• 10. An exclamation mark (!) - is used at the end of a sentence or a short phrase that expresses a very strong feeling.
• 11. Question mark (?) - to question about something
• In our example we are showing out a strong feeling hence we use an exclamation mark.
• The answer is What a pleasant surprise!

#SPJ3