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Punctuation: asked the little spider?
Punctuation: (") Spider (,) Are you full (? )) asked the old house (. )

Punctuation marks are auxiliary symbols and part of written language, which are used to express pause, mood and the nature and function of words.

Punctuation marks include labels and dots.

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Punctuation marks are divided into two categories: dot and label.

Points indicate pauses of different lengths in spoken language, and labels indicate the nature or function of words in written language. (Note: Special symbols in special fields such as mathematical symbols, currency symbols, collating symbols, dictionary symbols and phonetic symbols are not punctuation marks. )