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Personality
mistick
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Personality
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Hello to all of you!! I have a question to submit, when you want to ask somebody about their personality which question is better: What are you like? What sort of a person are you? or are they both correct? Thanks for your answers. |
30 Nov 2016
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yanogator
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First, it �s a little strange to ask someone about their personality. But either of your options is OK. In either case, the person will ask you for clarification, and probably want to know why you are asking. Bruce |
30 Nov 2016
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khaledxp
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If I had to ask someone about their personality / character , I would start with : � � Would you please tell me a bit about yourself ? � � and follow the flow of the conversation by adding specific questions |
30 Nov 2016
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HaiBee
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Dear Mistick, If I were you, I would say � If I ask your friends about you, how should they share? � or �Could you tell me a little bit about yourself? � |
30 Nov 2016
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FrauSue
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Haibee, Your second suggestion is fine, but for the first one, it would be more idiomatic to say, "If I asked your friends about you, what would they say?" |
1 Dec 2016
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mistick
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Thanks a lot for your answers. I know it �s a bit strange to ask about somebady �s personality just like that butI wanted to find a title tou my lesson about personality traits. Your answers helped a lot and I �ve chosen � Tell me a little bit about yourself? � Have a nice evening :-) Marie |
1 Dec 2016
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