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Kilimanjaro Posted 18 years ago
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Rhetorical questions.
Do you have such rhetorical questions in English as "Are you sleeping (now)? Are you home? etc. What rhetorical questions are most common in English? (By the way I have reservations as to the definition of "rhetorical question, to this effect, is it the right word?"
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Hi, Do you have such rhetorical questions in English as "Are you sleeping (now)? Are you home? etc.
- Hi, Do you have such rhetorical questions in English as "Are you sleeping (now)?
- Are you home?
- etc.
- What rhetorical questions are most common in English?
- " A rhetorical question is a question to which the speaker does not expect to receive an answer from the listener.
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Hi,
Do you have such rhetorical questions in English as "Are you sleeping (now)? Are you home? etc. What rhetorical questions are most common in English? (By the way I have reservations as to the definition of "rhetorical question, to this effect, is it the right word?"
A rhetorical question is a question to which the speaker does not ex
Do you have such rhetorical questions in English as "Are you sleeping (now)? Are you home? etc. What rhetorical questions are most common in English? (By the way I have reservations as to the definition of "rhetorical question, to this effect, is it the right word?"
A rhetorical question is a question to which the speaker does not ex
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