Stop and Ask!
Punctuation tells us how to read a sentence. A Full Stop means you should stop. A Question Mark means you are asking something!
The Full Stop (.)
The Question Mark (?)
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Do not put a question mark if you are not asking a real question!
ខុស! (Wrong! This is just a statement) close
ត្រឹមត្រូវ! (Correct! Use a full stop) check
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Mission my_location
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Ask a Question person_raised_hand
Recent Questions
Yes, you should! When you see a full stop, pause for a second and take a quick breath before starting the next sentence. stop_circle
Can I use both together like "?."?
No, you only need one mark at the end of a sentence! If it is a question, just use the "?". If it is a normal statement, just use the ".". do_not_disturb
Does the voice always go up for questions?
For questions that answer "Yes" or "No", your voice goes UP at the end. For questions asking for information (like What, Where, When), the voice actually goes DOWN at the end. We will practice that more later! record_voice_over
Do I pause at a full stop?