There should be no spaces before a question mark. In standard punctuation practice, the question mark is placed directly after the last word of the question, with no intervening spaces. For example, the correct format is "How are you?" rather than "How are you ?".
None, the question mark comes immediately after.
The most widely accepted use of spaces today entails that one space be left between the end of sentence and the beginning of another. A question mark denotes the end of an interrogatory sentence, thus it is most common to leave one space after a question mark before starting the next sentence. It is also acceptable, though less common, to leave two spaces between sentences.
One space is sufficient.
One space is sufficient.ANS2:If your typeface is a Truetype font, a single space after a period, exclamation point or question mark will be properly expanded. If you are using a typewriter or a monospace font you should give a double space after a period, exclamation point or question mark.
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None, the question mark comes immediately after.
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The most widely accepted use of spaces today entails that one space be left between the end of sentence and the beginning of another. A question mark denotes the end of an interrogatory sentence, thus it is most common to leave one space after a question mark before starting the next sentence. It is also acceptable, though less common, to leave two spaces between sentences.
One space is sufficient.
Just like with all other punctuation, one space.
After the question mark.
The explanation point is always before the question mark.
After the question mark. Example: "Where are the keys?"
One space is sufficient.ANS2:If your typeface is a Truetype font, a single space after a period, exclamation point or question mark will be properly expanded. If you are using a typewriter or a monospace font you should give a double space after a period, exclamation point or question mark.
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Before the ending quotation mark.
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