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I'll love to help you on the Oddworld Caramelldansen?
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The question mark ( ? ) is a form of punctuation used to denote a question. The sentence preceding a question mark should always contain one of the following words: Are, How, Shall, What, When, Where, Which, Who, Will, Why, Won't.
However, a sentence containing one of these words is not necessarily a question:
Question: Are you going to Spain today?
Statement: You are going to Spain today.
Question: Why are you going to Spain today?
Order: Tell me why you are going to Spain today.
Question: How are you going to Spain today?
Statement: I know how you are going to Spain today.
Question: Shall I come to Spain with you today?
Statement: I shall not let you!
Question: What are you going to Spain today for?
Statement: What you are doing is going to Spain today.
Question: When are you going to Spain?
Statement: I'm going to Spain when the aeroplane takes off.
Question: Where are you going today?
Order: Guess where I'm going today.
Question: Which country are you going to today?
Statement: I'm going to Spain, which is in Europe.
Question: Who are you going to Spain with today?
Statement: I'm not going to tell you who I'm going to Spain with today.
Question: Will you go to Spain today?
Statement: I will.
Question: Why are you going to Spain today?
Statement: I don't know why.
Question: Won't you tell me who you are going to Spain with today?
Statement: You won't tell me who you are going to Spain with today...
Question: Are you going to tell me who, or will I find out myself, and tell your mother what you're doing - and when she finds out where you're going, why, won't the old witch be furious?