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A full stop is the most common punctuation mark that is used in various cases.

1. At the end of the sentence.

   Example: The weather was sunny and dry yesterday.

2. In the abbreviations.

   Example: M.A. (Master of Arts).

3. In words of Latin origin.

   Example: e.g. (exempli gratia, "for example").

4. In initials.

   Example: J.R.R. Tolkien.

5. In the contracted words and names of months.

   Example: Co. (company), Dec. (December).

6. In decimal points.

   Example: 10.2 %.

7. In punctuating times.

   Example: 4.25 (or 4:25).

8. [Exclamation marks|Question marks|Full stops]
   indicate a logically complete sentence without strong emotional intonation.

9. 10.45, 15.45 and 21.40 are [times|dates|codes]
   that should be punctuated with commas.

10. J.K. Rowling is the [initials|abbreviations|Latin words]
    that are punctuated correctly.

11. B.A. is [a contracted word|an abbreviation|a decimal point]
    which stands for "Bachelor of Arts".