Question

Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation marks:
what a pleasant day it is
A. what a pleasant day it is.
B. What a Pleasant Day it is!
C. What a Pleasant Day it is?
D. What a pleasant day it is!

Answer 1

Hint: In english, different punctuation marks have different meanings and are used differently in different situations. We have got different types of sentences in english, they are affirmative, negative, interrogative, exclamatory. For all of these different punctuation marks are used. In affirmative or negative sentences, we use full stop. In interrogative sentences we use question marks and in exclamatory sentences we use exclamation marks.

Complete step by step answer:
Let’s discuss the given options and find the correct answer.

A. what a pleasant day it is.: In the first sentence, “what a pleasant day it is”, there are a lot of grammatical mistakes, the first word of every sentence should be capital but here no capital is used. Secondly, a full stop is used instead of an exclamation mark, as this sentence, tells about something interesting, surprising and exciting.
B. What a Pleasant Day it is!: In the second sentence, “What a Pleasant Day it is!” they have used capital words in between the sentence, which is grammatically wrong, rest everything is alright.
C. What a Pleasant Day it is?: In the third sentence, “What a Pleasant Day it is?” they have used capital words in between the sentence, which is grammatically wrong. Also question marks are used in place of exclamation marks which is also a mistake.
D. What a pleasant day it is!: The sentence, “What a pleasant day it is!” is used with the correct punctuation mark. Here the first word used is in capital and a proper punctuation mark is also used.
Hence, the option D: What a pleasant day it is! is the correct answer.

So, the correct answer is “Option D”.

Note:
Capital letters are never used in between a sentence, unless it is a proper noun.