40 Examples of Using Question Marks in Sentences

Examples of Using Question Marks in Sentences – Besides word, use of punctuation is also an important instrument in language. In the previous article, it has been explained what is the meaning and types of punctuation. Several types of punctuation have also been discussed specifically, such as use of semicolon, exclamation mark meaning and examples, use of punctuation,use of hyphens, ellipsis sign meaning and example, use of dash, use of slashes, use of comma, use of colon, use of single quotation marks and quotation marks. One more punctuation mark that we will discuss is an example of using question marks in language sentences Indonesia.

Question marks are punctuation marks used to mark the end of an interrogative sentence or conversation in the form of a question. This sign is used for two things, namely:

• To end a question sentence kalimat. An interrogative sentence that ends in a question mark is usually sentence which starts with the word what, who, where, why, when, and How. It can also start with a word that is given a particle
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  -kah, as: can shave, really. Other question words can also end with a question mark, such as: where, where, and how many.
• Marks a sentence that is doubtful or has not been confirmed. Especially for this purpose, the question mark must be bracketed like this: (?).

Examples of using question marks in Indonesian.

1. At the end of the interrogative sentence.

• How how are you today?
• is did you see him last night?
• What what makes you so upset like this?
• Have you? did you take medicine today?
• who the one who drove you home last night?
• Do you know Who that person?
• Where did you buy the book?
• where did you buy the sandals?
• When was the event held?
• Want to come When are you like this?
• will you did you hear my explanation?
• Why you didn't tell me before?
• Can we talk for a minute?
• Would you please you if your brother is abused?
• You can get the book From where?
• From where are you from?
• This holiday we will Where?
• Where were you last week?
• How many people are involved in community service today?
• Can you memorize all the contents of the dictionary?

2. As a marker of question sentences that are doubtful or have not been confirmed.

• The cat belongs to Amelia. (?)
• Komodo Island is the oldest (?) island in Indonesia.
• Mr. Budi was born in 1970. (?)
• Cats are animals that have the longest (?) life in the world.
• Andi's third child (?) from four brothers.
• The brown cover book (?) belongs to Dito.
• The victim was a waitress. (?)
• Mr. Dodo's missing money was 10 million rupiah. (?)
• Yesterday, they saw Rudi wearing a yellow T-shirt. (?)
• The killer is a close relative of the victim. (?)
• The man from Medan (?) was her lover.
• The dollar bill (?) belongs to Mr. Tomas.
• Arum is an employee with the shortest height in her office. (?)
• Eid al-Fitr will be held tomorrow. (?)
• This year's Ramadan fast will be held for 29 days. (?)
• The Rahmat group is the best group. (?)
• Pak Umar has been teaching for 35 years. (?)
• Pak Somad is the oldest resident of this village. (?)
• The most expensive house in the complex (?) had caught fire last night.
• The largest house in the settlement (?) had been robbed.

This is an example of the use of question marks in Indonesian sentences. Hopefully useful for all readers.