Note 3: Commonly used question sentences

1. The collection of Linkun's [1]:

1.1 How are you doing.

This is a very good habit, to greet my friend on the road, so that you and I will not appear so impersonal. Also, some good conversations from the TOEFL exam are perfect examples to talk with friends when encountering on campus, starting with this sentence: How are you doing? "If the one in front of you is a friend with whom I want to have an one minute talk, I will share with him my recent good news, or tell him I get a problem recently, and don't know what to do." said Shelby that day.

P.S.: Paul once answered this question with "I'm doing perfectly fine!"

1.2 What's up?

In addition, an African student greeted to Danial at Huxi campus of Chongqing University with this expression: What's up? It very likes the "Hello".

The conversation begins like this:
Hey! Richard!
Hi! Shelby. What's up?
Not much.

1.3 Could you do me a favor?
Could you do me a little favor?

Could you give me a hand?

1.4 What are you studying?

A good topic to start a conversation if the speaker is a student.

1.5 Where are you going?

This is a very common question happened among Chinese friends, especially those who are born before 1980.


1.6 What's your favorite ice cream?

To try to share the common interests and preferences.

1.7 What color is your car?

Similar questions:
What year is your car?
What area do you live?
How big is your dog?


1.8 What's going on?

Equal to "What happened?"

1.9 How come?

1.10 You want to go to see a movie?

1.11 Anybody needs a fork?

Little story:

When talking about the Chinese words on the cloths, I have seen these words:

"勇敢" (Brave) (from Roger).

And English words on cloths:

Girls are to be love, not to be understood.
Best Actor. (Junhao Xia)
Even if you are a cactus, I will open my arms to bug you. (Junhao Xia)


2. My collection.

2.1 How have you been?

To ask, "what are the things that you are focusing on these days." To be precise, it means: "How is your life these days?"
Reply 1:
Oh, not much, you?

Reply 2:
I am working on a new project.
What are you doing?

2.2 Have you eaten yet?

Reply: I haven't eaten yet.

I didn't eat yet, so I gladly accept your invitation.[2]

Hey, have you eaten yet? Do you want to go together?

2.3 How is the weather there?


2.4 Do you have some recent news to share with me?

2.5 Are you free this Saturday night for dinner?

2.6 What is Moon-letter?
The most frequently used question when one is studying a new language.

What do you mean by "linguistics"?
By "linguistics", I mean the science of language.
This is a good way to train the ability of definition.


2.7 Why does this software not work?

2.8 Why do you want to study clarinet?
A good question to continue the conversation.

2.9 How did you manage to do that?

References
[1] Linkun Yang, American daily English notes.
[2] Vocabulary.com Dictionary

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google translation

谷歌机器翻译：

注3：常用疑问句

1.林肯[1]的合集：

1.1你好吗

这是一个很好的习惯，在旅途中向我的朋友打招呼，这样您和我之间就不会显得那么客气。此外，从TOEFL考试中进行的一些良好交谈也是在校园中与朋友交谈时的完美范例，从这句话开始：您好吗？ “如果您面前的一个人是我想和他聊天的朋友，我将与他分享我最近的好消息，或者告诉他我最近遇到了问题，不知道该怎么办。 ”那天谢尔比说。

附注：保罗曾经以“我做得很好！”回答了这个问题。

1.2怎么了？

另外，一名非洲学生在重庆大学湖西校区向Danial表示欢迎：这是怎么回事？它非常喜欢“ Hello”。

对话是这样开始的：
嘿!理查德！
嗨！谢尔比。这是怎么回事？
不多。

1.3你能帮我一个忙吗？
你能帮我个忙吗？

你能帮我一下吗？

1.4您正在学习什么？

如果演讲者是学生，则是开始对话的好话题。

1.5你要去哪里？

这是中国朋友特别是1980年以前出生的中国朋友之间经常发生的问题。


1.6您最喜欢的冰淇淋是什么？

试图分享共同的兴趣和爱好。

1.7你的车是什么颜色？

类似问题：
你的车是哪一年？
你住什么地方？
你的狗多大？


1.8发生了什么事？

等于“发生了什么事？”

1.9为什么？

1.10您想去看电影吗？

1.11有人需要叉子吗？

小故事：

在谈论布上的中文单词时，我看到了这些单词：

“勇敢”（勇敢）（来自罗杰）。

和布上的英语单词：

女孩要被爱，而不要被理解。
最好的演员。 （夏俊豪）
即使您是仙人掌，我也会张开双臂来烦您。 （夏俊豪）


2.我的收藏。

2.1你最近好吗？

问：“这些天您正在关注什么？”确切地说，它的意思是：“最近这些日子过得怎么样？”
回复1：
哦，不多，你呢？

回复2：
我正在做一个新项目。
你在做什么？

2.2你吃饭了吗？

回复：我还没吃饭。

我还没吃饭，所以我很高兴接受你的邀请。[2]

嘿，你吃饭了吗？你想一起去吗

2.3那里的天气如何？


2.4您最近有什么要与我分享的新闻吗？

2.5这个星期六晚上有空吃晚饭吗？

2.6什么是月球字母？
学习一种新语言时最常使用的问题。

您所说的“语言学”是什么意思？
“语言学”是指语言科学。
这是训练定义能力的好方法。


2.7为什么该软件无法正常工作？

2.8为什么要学习单簧管？
继续对话的好问题。

2.9您是如何做到的？

参考文献
[1]杨林坤，美国日报英文注释。
[2] Vocabulary.com字典