The British term for this punctuation mark here (.) is full stop. In American English it’s called period.
If you’d like to check whether you’re using it correctly, take a look here (link to: en.oxforddictionaries.com).
The British term for this punctuation mark here (.) is full stop. In American English it’s called period.
If you’d like to check whether you’re using it correctly, take a look here (link to: en.oxforddictionaries.com).
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