Should rhetorical questions have question marks?
It's been driving me nuts. I guess they should, but I'm just not sure because it doesn't seem right.
...maybe you could post that question on the Riverside Cluster LMS to see if anyone can prove it one way or another with referenced proof.
you can reference web information by copying and pasting the url into your documents after information you have used or quoted.
8 comments:
hey mr woodcock wuts rhetorical questions???
it's questions that don't require an answer mr.brainy
i think that they should have a question mark because even though they don't require an answer, they're still a type of question
good question, mr brainy. correct answer, sog. however, i asked for proof of you ranswer with links to a website as evidence. can you find one and copy the url into this blog?
keep up the good work!
oh ok!!!
mayB we could make up a new symbal, like a hybrid of ! and ?
excellent idea, chky chckn - i wonder what the new symbol should look like....
nice elephnat btw - they are cool animals, i must agree.
sorry but i just thought that one up, not looked it up. i didnt know you had to. soz (sorry). and by the way, cheeky chicken is a weird name for someone with a picture of an elephant!! Thanks for reading!!! =)
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