An exclamation point ( ! ) is used to end a sentence expressing strong emotion or commands (Stop!), and may be used to close questions that are meant to convey extreme emotion (What were you thinking!

An exclamation mark is used to show when something is surprising or forceful. It helps make the meaning of the sentence clear. If you want to shout, cry, or show that you feel strongly about ...

Be patient. For the other case, see the next solution. If you see the dreaded red exclamation mark and the message "Not Delivered" under a message, the most common cause is a simple lack of ...

According to tradition, the author, Mark is not an apostle himself. Not one of the original disciples, but rather the follower of one of them. Traditionally, he's supposed to be the disciple of ...

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224-pound sophomore edge rusher was out there for everyone to see -- he was the exclamation mark. Coming from the left, Holtzclaw raced into the Trojans' backfield on fourth-and-4 from the UW 14 ...

"Thankfully no one was injured," a spokesperson for Flecha Cantina tells PEOPLE Mark Gray is a journalist of over two decades. He has written about entertainment, sports and crime since 2001 ...

Oct. 18 Christopher Willard via Getty As Mark Cuban bids Shark Tank farewell, he's looking back on the things he'll miss the most. While exclusively speaking to PEOPLE about the upcoming 16th ...

By Alexis Soloski On a recent evening, the actor Mark Proksch watched as a pirate ghost cavorted on a video monitor. “I love their idea of what counts as haunted,” he said. Proksch ...

Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg captivate audiences in "The Union," leaving many to wonder how their decades-long bond has ...