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A full stop (also called a period in American English) is a punctuation mark placed at the end of a sentence to signal that a complete thought has finished. It matters because it helps readers understand where sentences begin and end, making written text clearer and easier to follow.
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Il punto fermo (.) (o brevemente punto) è il segno di interpunzione che indica nel discorso la pausa più lunga, pari solo a quella del punto interrogativo (?) e del punto esclamativo (!).
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