the act or sound of laughing; laughter:The joke was worth a few laughs. a person or thing that causes laughter, amusement, or ridicule:That exam was a laugh; it was so easy. laughs, [plural][Informal.]fun; amusement:played a trick just for laughs.
At the turn of the 21st century, the question mark is a sort of international super-star, being used by billions of people every day. And that is the history of that little mark at the end of sentences that happen to be questions. pretty-vulture liked this. mberry1226 reblogged this from conorreid.
Answer Wiki. Yes. When the question mark is part of the quote, then you put it inside the quote. (And you can pretty much always get away with putting punctuation inside the quotes.) The debate comes in when the quotes naturally go around a phrase that is a subset of the sentence, as in: They called him Sharkie.