Discussion
Choose the punctuation mark you will use in the following sentence.
When will you complete your work [ ]
Answer: B
The sentence needs a mark of interrogation.
'When will you complete your work' is a direct question: it begins with the question word when and inverts the subject and auxiliary (will you). Every direct question ends with a question mark: 'When will you complete your work?'
A full stop ends a statement, an exclamation mark expresses strong feeling, and a semicolon joins two closely related clauses within a sentence. None fits a direct question.
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