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Grammar and Linguistics > make a question.. or form a question..
make a question.. or form a question..
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Sue.
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make a question.. or form a question..
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Hi teachers...
I �d like to know..
Do we say "make a question " or " form a question"
Thank you..
Sue. |
3 Jan 2010
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Sara5
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I think both are correct. |
3 Jan 2010
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Nebal
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Hi dearrrrrr Sueeeeeeeee,
Well, I use both ways. I even use "ask" like Claudine.
Hugs,
Nebi |
3 Jan 2010
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Sue.
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Thank you allll so much..
nebiiii.. how r u..
Hugs sue.
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3 Jan 2010
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yanogator
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I �m guessing that Sue �s question is asking about instructions to students, such as, "Make a question to determine whether your partner speaks French." I agree that both "make" and "form" work well. In general conversation, though, I would always use "ask".
Bruce |
5 Jan 2010
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Zora
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It depends if we are referring to an exercise - a written exercise where the children must "make questions" for the given answers.
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7 Jan 2010
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