感嘆符の使い方 - BBC Bitesize

How to use an exclamation mark - BBC Bitesize Watch: What is an exclamation mark? An exclamation mark is used to show when something is surprising or forceful. It helps make the meaning of the sentence clear. To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. This video can not be played Video Transcript Video Transcript If you want to shout, cry, or show that you feel strongly about something you can finish that sentence with an exclamation mark. Unlike those quiet question marks or timid full stops, the exclamation mark cries out for attention. The unsuspecting prey is shocked. When the words meaning gets lost, the exclamation mark helps give a clear message. Whether used with a single word or in a sentence, the exclamation knows how to make its mark. Back to top Activity 1 Start activity JavaScript is required to view this activity. Back to top Activity 2 Back to top Karate Cats English game! game Karate Cats English game! Head to the dojo to become an expert in spelling, punctuation and grammar. Back to top More on Writing Find out more by working through a topic How are commas used in a list? count 33 of 94 What are paragraphs? count 34 of 94 How to use inverted commas count 35 of 94 How to use question marks count 36 of 94