Showing posts with label period. Show all posts
Showing posts with label period. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Time to Take Break



Wow! What an amazing feeling, visiting my favorite places, after a long time. I have so many thoughts in my mind. What all I am going to do in this short period. I am so excited to meet my relatives and friends.

After a hectic schedule, it is time to spend some quality time with my favorite people and refresh the old moments. Yes, it’s time to eat my mom’s special recipes and chatter with her all day and night. I don’t have time to relax. Why? How can I relax?  I have to meet everyone whom I am missing, since longtime. Expend my time with my kith and kin, and rejuvenate the time by revising good old days.

It is a long list from socializing to shopping, I will relish every second. Ofcourse, I will not carry any kind of burden in my mind to spoil this good time. This is an awesome feeling and want to hive this feeling for lifelong. This is making me more energetic and felicitous. 



Monday, January 28, 2013

Rules for Using Period and Question Mark


Hey, I am here with some more rules which I always follow in writing documents. Without taking much time, I would highlight the rules. They are for using period/question mark:-

Use Period (.)

We all know, it is a punctuation mark. It is placed at the end of independent clause to mark its completeness. It also used after abbreviation.


  • Use period at the end of independent clause: My name is Priyanka Singh. 
  • Use period after an indirect question: John asked Mary where she was yesterday. 
  • Use period with abbreviations: A.M. , P.M, Dr., i.e., e.g., Mr., Mrs., Ms.
  • Do not use periods with abbreviation for organizations and associations: TCS  (Correct) conversely T.C.S (Incorrect)
  • Do not use period for state abbreviations
    • Texas (TX)- Correct
    • Texas (TX.)- In correct

Use Question Mark (?)
It is a punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to indicate a question. 

Yes, you all are right. It is very simple. Just use the question mark at the end of direct interrogative sentence, but not indirect question sentence. 
  • Are you going to the office?
  • Has she submitted her assignment? 
  • How old are you? 
:) :)