Three ways to end a sentence

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Three ways to end a sentence

[Voiceover] Hello grammarians and hello page. Hi David.

So today, we're gonna talk about the three different ways to end a sentence.

This is what we call a terminal punctuation of English.

Page, what are those three ways?

So, the first is a period. Okay.

And then exclamation point. Poom.

And a question mark. Swoosh. Poom.

A period is just sort of the standard ending to a sentence. Sure.

Right, it's...

It goes at the end of, I think, most sentences.

I would say that all of the sentences that we have spoken so far would probably end in periods.

So what's a good example sentence that we can use a period at the end of?

My mom ate a cookie.

So that's just sort of a straight up, regular ol' sentence?

Yeah. Just a standard declaration of a fact. Exactly.

This is a thing that is true.

My mom ate a cookie. Yes.

Cool, and then we just put this period there to say that's the end of a...

End of line.

So then what is, what is an exclamation point for?

What would we use that for?

Yeah, so an exclamation point is pretty much if someone is excited about what they're saying. Okay.

So if I were to say I'm gonna eat so much candy when I get home!

I think that was probably an exclamation. Sure.

And ends in an exclamation point.

But its not just like good excitement either.

It's not just like, wooh, this is awesome!

Totally. There can be, you know, anger like go to your room!

Right. Or like fear. If you said... Aaah! Yes. Exactly.

We have the period, which kind of all purpose terminal punctuation you can just say a regular declarative sentence.

Here is a fact, my mom ate a cookie.

Or you can use exclamation points to demonstrate excitement or strong emotion whether good or bad, so like an interjection like Aaah! Or a command like go to you room!

Or if your super excited, I'm gonna eat so much candy!

What is this thing used for? Huuuh?

Well, I think that was a perfect example but that thing is used for...

That is a question mark which goes at the end of a question.

So it basically just signifies I don't know the answer to this thing and I would like an answer to it please.

So okay. So Page, what's an example question that we can throw out using a question mark?

How about, is this edible?

Well it's the eternal question. (Page laughs)

I ask myself that everyday. (David laughs)

Okay so we have periods, just statement of facts, exclamations, expressions of strong emotion, or question marks, which ask a question? I guess? Page chuckles)

Yeah. Cool. Thanks Page.

Thank you for having me.

You can learn anything. David out. Page out.

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[Voiceover] Hello grammarians and hello page. Hi David.발음듣기

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So today, we're gonna talk about the three different ways to end a sentence.발음듣기

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This is what we call a terminal punctuation of English.발음듣기

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Page, what are those three ways?발음듣기

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So, the first is a period. Okay.발음듣기

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And then exclamation point. Poom.발음듣기

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And a question mark. Swoosh. Poom.발음듣기

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A period is just sort of the standard ending to a sentence. Sure.발음듣기

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Right, it's...발음듣기

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It goes at the end of, I think, most sentences.발음듣기

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I would say that all of the sentences that we have spoken so far would probably end in periods.발음듣기

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So what's a good example sentence that we can use a period at the end of?발음듣기

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My mom ate a cookie.발음듣기

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So that's just sort of a straight up, regular ol' sentence?발음듣기

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Yeah. Just a standard declaration of a fact. Exactly.발음듣기

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This is a thing that is true.발음듣기

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My mom ate a cookie. Yes.발음듣기

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Cool, and then we just put this period there to say that's the end of a...발음듣기

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End of line.발음듣기

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So then what is, what is an exclamation point for?발음듣기

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What would we use that for?발음듣기

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Yeah, so an exclamation point is pretty much if someone is excited about what they're saying. Okay.발음듣기

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So if I were to say I'm gonna eat so much candy when I get home!발음듣기

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I think that was probably an exclamation. Sure.발음듣기

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And ends in an exclamation point.발음듣기

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But its not just like good excitement either.발음듣기

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It's not just like, wooh, this is awesome!발음듣기

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Totally. There can be, you know, anger like go to your room!발음듣기

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Right. Or like fear. If you said... Aaah! Yes. Exactly.발음듣기

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We have the period, which kind of all purpose terminal punctuation you can just say a regular declarative sentence.발음듣기

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Here is a fact, my mom ate a cookie.발음듣기

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Or you can use exclamation points to demonstrate excitement or strong emotion whether good or bad, so like an interjection like Aaah! Or a command like go to you room!발음듣기

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Or if your super excited, I'm gonna eat so much candy!발음듣기

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What is this thing used for? Huuuh?발음듣기

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Well, I think that was a perfect example but that thing is used for...발음듣기

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That is a question mark which goes at the end of a question.발음듣기

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So it basically just signifies I don't know the answer to this thing and I would like an answer to it please.발음듣기

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So okay. So Page, what's an example question that we can throw out using a question mark?발음듣기

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How about, is this edible?발음듣기

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Well it's the eternal question. (Page laughs)발음듣기

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I ask myself that everyday. (David laughs)발음듣기

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Okay so we have periods, just statement of facts, exclamations, expressions of strong emotion, or question marks, which ask a question? I guess? Page chuckles)발음듣기

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Yeah. Cool. Thanks Page.발음듣기

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Thank you for having me.발음듣기

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You can learn anything. David out. Page out.발음듣기

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