The exclamation mark is used to express the surprise, shock or any other strong emotion. Sometimes it is also used to demonstrate an emphasis on a comment or phrases. The exclamation mark, also called as the exclamation point, looks like a period with a vertical bar over it(!) .
There Are a Certain Different Ways to Use Exclamation Marks Correctly.
First let’s read some examples-
Uses of Exclamation Mark
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An exclamation mark is also generally used after an exclamation beginning with what or how
Examples
What stupidity is this?
How beautiful can she look!
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You can also use an exclamation mark to show that a statement is very astonishing or surprising
Examples
He entered the graveyard to find a tombstone of his late uncle. It was not there!
She lost the match!
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Exclamation points may be used to communicate hyper emotion at the end of a question
Examples
What have you done? You have lost it!
What have you done! You have lost it!
In the first sentence, there is a question mark and then exclamation, and in a second sentence, both the time exclamation is used. Both are correct and acceptable.
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Put an exclamation mark under Parenthesis after the word to stress on that word in a sentence
Examples
Harry saw his hands were completely(!) bruised.