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I have a project that uses question and exclamation opening punctuation similar to Spanish's ¿ and ¡.

Although I can use regex:¡[a-z] and regex:¿[a-z] to find the places where these sentences begin with lowercase letters incorrectly, this seems like a job for the basic checks. Can anyone help me know how to get these punctuation marks to appear in the punctuation followed by lowercase letters inventory so I might mark them invalid?

Thank you in advance!

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Tools > Checking inventories > Punctuation followed by lowercase letter

Does this not do what you want? You would have to have some examples and mark them as incorrect (one of each marker, I would think).

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First, go to the Markers missing final punctuation inventory and add the ¿ and ¡ as final punctuation. Then go to the Punctuation followed by lowercase inventory and the errors should appear.

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