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Rather than saying first, "The question is...", just ask the question. It is much more direct.
If you must use the phrase, you could change it to a statement that raises the question:
- I'm wondering if (then your question).
- When you consider that (whatever is true), (then your question).
- Scientists have questioned whether (write the question).
Examples:
I'm wondering if you plan to go to the party.
When you consider that the evaporation cycle depends on the oceans, what effect does pollution have on the evaporation-rain cycle?
Scientists have questioned whether global warming has increased or if it is part of a normal cycle of warming.
What else can I help you with?
How can you use a sentence with interpret in it?
You just did! Or you could say something like - She interpreted the question differently to her friends. Or - How would you interpret this text?
The on a Worksheet is one in which you can enter data?
The "CELL" on a Worksheet is one in which you can enter data.or if you ment to say the question differently, active cell.
Can you say Whether he was duplicitious regarding his character is open to question or would you have to word it differently?
The sentence "Whether he was duplicitous regarding his character is open to question" is grammatically correct and complete.
What does to say in another way mean?
to say differently
What is the worst Miley song?
That's a question that would be answered differently by many people. Some people would say all of her songs are bad, and others would say they are all good.
Is it correct to say I want to know how you look like?
No say it differently
How do you say el amigo differently?
colega
How was rome rulled differently when the etruscan king was expelled?
How was rome rulled differently when the etruscan king was expelled? Answer this question…
Are country people or city people better?
You can say one is better than another. They live differently and have different jobs. There are pros and cons of living in the city or the country. Sorry if i cant answer your question but this question cant be answered.
What are some hints on filling out an employee questionnaire?
Often an employee questionnaire will ask the same question multiple times yet phrase the question differently. It is important to pay close attention to each question to ensure you are not answering the same question differently.
How can you say 'shows' differently?
'Displays', 'exhibits', 'presents'
Who invented the projecters?
You guys gave me the answer to the same question differently. you suck
