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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Asking a question and answering to is by ourself
I read various articles in which the writer ask the question to his/her readers followed by the sentence that gives solution to the reader as if the reader has answered to the question. How this style of writing works in English language could you please help me understand.
Example:
Everyone love rose flowers how about you? If you do, then you are the right person to help us.
Do you like snacks? if your answer is yes we have a tasty snacks for you.
Do you want to know why she is laughing so loudly? It is because she is watching a comedy show on the TV.
probably after watching the show you might be thinking the rich man have to give the gift to a stranger, isn't it? Well, it is because the stranger is his brother.
Example:
Everyone love rose flowers how about you? If you do, then you are the right person to help us.
Do you like snacks? if your answer is yes we have a tasty snacks for you.
Do you want to know why she is laughing so loudly? It is because she is watching a comedy show on the TV.
probably after watching the show you might be thinking the rich man have to give the gift to a stranger, isn't it? Well, it is because the stranger is his brother.
Top answer
I doubt that this technique is limited to English. I think that perhaps the question is meant to grab the reader's attention.
- I doubt that this technique is limited to English.
- I think that perhaps the question is meant to grab the reader's attention.
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I doubt that this technique is limited to English. I think that perhaps the question is meant to grab the reader's attention.
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Philip I think that perhaps the question is meant to grab the reader's attention.So these kind of sentences is allowed in English right? Although they are limited. And according to you these style of writing are used to grab the attention of the reader, I'm I right?
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