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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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The meaning of 'Question'
"The question arose as to whether this behavior was unlawful."
I saw it and tried to understand the meaning of 'question' here and I do not think the meaning of it is the same with the 'question' in 'I have a question about English' and I think it means 'doubt' or something. What do you think? Thank you so much in advance.
I saw it and tried to understand the meaning of 'question' here and I do not think the meaning of it is the same with the 'question' in 'I have a question about English' and I think it means 'doubt' or something. What do you think? Thank you so much in advance.
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No, I think it is the same 'question': they would like to know whether the behavior was unlawful. Of course, questions always arise from doubt, since the inquirer does not know the answer.
- No, I think it is the same 'question': they would like to know whether the behavior was unlawful.
- Of course, questions always arise from doubt, since the inquirer does not know the answer.
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No, I think it is the same 'question': they would like to know whether the behavior was unlawful. Of course, questions always arise from doubt, since the inquirer does not know the answer.
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