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DanielShen Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
What's the difference between question and query?
sometimes i don't know when it is appropriate to use the noun query or question. I think there is subtle between them.
By the way, what are the common ways to ask a question? For example, when I ask a question, usually i would say ' Excuse me, may I ask a question about....'.
Guys, just give me some suggestions how to appropriately ask a question.Thanks.
By the way, what are the common ways to ask a question? For example, when I ask a question, usually i would say ' Excuse me, may I ask a question about....'.
Guys, just give me some suggestions how to appropriately ask a question.Thanks.
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Hello, Daniel - and welcome to English Forums. A query is generally an extended request for information; it is a rather formal word, and is not generally used in the classroom, where we simply ask questions . Excuse me, may I ask a question about...?
- Hello, Daniel - and welcome to English Forums.
- A query is generally an extended request for information; it is a rather formal word, and is not generally used in the classroom, where we simply ask questions .
- Excuse me, may I ask a question about...?
- -- This is a fine way to ask a question; you need no other.
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Hello, Daniel - and welcome to English Forums.
A query is generally an extended request for information; it is a rather formal word, and is not generally used in the classroom, where we simply ask questions.
Excuse me, may I ask a question about...?-- This is a fine way to ask a question; you need no other.
A query is generally an extended request for information; it is a rather formal word, and is not generally used in the classroom, where we simply ask questions.
Excuse me, may I ask a question about...?-- This is a fine way to ask a question; you need no other.
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