Asking a question

Smiles A LotI am new here, could you please give me some advice about asking a question in this forum? What type of questions can I ask? What is the proper way of asking?

Your typing is good, and you use complete sentences, so you're halfway home right there. You can ask any question you like about English, from history to spelling. There are specialized forum

Thank you enoon for your good advice,

enoonThat's a Facebook thing. I use it to "me, too" an answer I agree with and to reward funny or clever posts.

OK, so I guess thanking with a post is proper, and liking is basically for people outside the post. Of course, the asker and answerer(s) are able to like too.

enoonAll feedback is very much

Hi enoon. I try to learn some new things from your posts. What does that mean: You're halfway home right there. Does it have an idiomatic meaning? In fact I have understood that you have almost succeeded this. Is it such a thing? Thanks in advance.

daylightinyou Hi enoon. I try to learn some new things from your posts. What does that mean: You're halfway home right there. Does it have an idiomatic meaning? In fact I have understood that you have almost succeeded this. Is it such a thing? Thanks in advance.

I think your understanding is correct.

Thanks again, enoon.

Would you please check my post?

I didn't see anything inappropriate, but I was seeing that my teacher in that post stop answering me.
Why do you think? I just wanted to know where I was wrong to correct myself. Surely, I didn't mean anything, but might be my tone was telling something else. Please give me your point of view.

Hi Smiles. Keep on in this way and there is no problem with your way of asking a question for help, which ennon tries to say.

Smiles, I understand that you want your mistakes to be corrected. In your last post; for instance, there are some mistakes in that sentence: "I was seeing that my teacher in that post stop answering me," It is better not to use 'see' in present or past continuous form if you don't intend to visit somebody by using "be seeing" ( I am seeing my doctor today. I have an appointment) Your sentences

Thank you daylightinyou. Well we can have a discussion here. When we use a continues tense, we are implying a progress. When I said "am seeing", I meant I'm beginning to realize, not to conclude the discussion. I suspect that the teacher is reluctant to answer and the situation is developing.