Предмет: Русский язык, автор: клеватьносом

Всякую ли точку можно считать знаком препинания

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Автор ответа: gaba0musirepov

Да,конечно!

Есть и горячая точка и торговая точка, точку зрения нельзя считать знаком препинания.

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Who was to decide the fate of accused person?

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b) the government

c) neither the king nor anybody of his court

d) the court

5. Where did the accused person step?

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The Lady or the Tiger?

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