Is this a question?

Well, is it?

yes, the fact the sentence finishes with a question mark kinda gives it away

Originally posted by eatmybishop
yes, the fact the sentence finishes with a question mark kinda gives it away

Originally posted by eatmybishop
the fact the sentence finishes with a question mark kinda gives it away

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Is it only sentences ending with a question mark that are questions?

Originally posted by FMF
How about this statement:

"[b]The question is whether or not this statement is a question."

Is that, for all intents and purposes, a question?

And if you say 'yes', go one step further and ask yourself "But is it really a question?"[/b]

Originally posted by FMF
How about this statement:

"[b]The question is whether or not this statement is a question."

Is that, for all intents and purposes, a question?

And if you say 'yes', go one step further and ask yourself "But is it really a question?"[/b]

In one sense, a question is anything that invites or requires a response. Don't you agree?

Originally posted by HandyAndy
In one sense, a question is anything that invites or requires a response. Don't you agree?

Originally posted by HandyAndy
In one sense, a question is anything that invites or requires a response. Don't you agree?

Originally posted by FMF
Well, is it?

To be or not to be, THAT is the question.

Originally posted by eamon o
is that a rhetorical question or a mexican question?

Pawnhandlerteacher in math class: Do you have a question, Alexandra?

Student: Yes.

P: Is it a real question that ends in a question mark?

S: Yes.

P: OK, what's your question?

S: My brother said in some schools they have metal detectors.

P: That's not a question.

S: I know. I just wanted to say it.

Q. Please, will you answer me one question?

A. Of course I will.

Q. .... ......... ... .............. ?

A. You said ONE question.