Exclamation mark (! Used at the end of a sentence to express surprise, exclamation or exclamation. The Usage of Punctuation in People's Republic of China (PRC) also points out that "the pause at the end of an exclamatory sentence should be marked with an exclamation mark." "At the end of imperative sentences, exclamation marks are also used." "At the end of rhetorical questions with strong tone, exclamation marks are also used."

It is generally believed that "!" This symbol originated from a full-time copywriter in medieval Europe before printing. It is specially used to copy documents by hand for private or public affairs, and it is used to mark the end of surprise sentences [io]. The Latin word "io" originally meant [long live] cheers. In the evolution of time, I stayed above O and became today's exclamation point.

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Like Spanish, there is a "?" You need to add "?"at the end. Spanish sentences begin with "!" Finally. There must also be an inverted sentence before the sentence, such as: OK!

Exclamation mark (! ) You can put a question mark (? ) into an exclamation point (? , or? ! )。