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).
I learned something new today while reading this article in Harper’s Bazaar.
A lot of men from the upper classes in Britain do not wear wedding rings (Prince William and the Duke of Edinburgh, for example). It’s an old tradition. The only piece of jewellery that is worn is a signet ring.
As etiquette expert William Hanson explains, signet rings should only have a family crest on them rather than initials.
“I’ve got some good advice for you.
When going for a job interview, tell the interviewers that you’re willing to give 110 per cent. Unless, of course, the job you’re applying for has something to do with statistics!”
🙂
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