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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Formatting a question with possible answers
How would you format a question that has possible answers in the same sentence? i.e
"How do you propose to do that: walking, driving, bus?"
Just one Question Mark at the end? Colon before the list?
Any help much appreciated.
"How do you propose to do that: walking, driving, bus?"
Just one Question Mark at the end? Colon before the list?
Any help much appreciated.
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Anonymous How would you format a question that has possible answers in the same sentence? I would first try to recast: that format is informal. How do you propose to do that?
- Anonymous How would you format a question that has possible answers in the same sentence?
- I would first try to recast: that format is informal.
- How do you propose to do that?
- Walking?
- Driving?
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AnonymousHow would you format a question that has possible answers in the same sentence?I would first try to recast: that format is informal.
How do you propose to do that? Walking? Driving? By bus?
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