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Which of these should you do to show that have a question about something appears in text?

The most common way to show you have a question about something that appears in text is to:

Use a question mark (?) at the end of your question.

For example:

* "What does this word mean?"

* "Is this sentence grammatically correct?"

Here are some other ways to signal a question:

* Use a phrase like "I'm wondering..." or "I'm curious about..." before stating your question.

* Use bold or italics to highlight the specific part of the text you're questioning.

* Add a footnote to your question if you're writing a formal document.

The best way to indicate your question depends on the context and your audience.

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