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How often did you climb trees as a child? Did you have a tree house or fort? When was the last time you climbed a tree? be surprised at how many apps you have on your phone. 131. What’s the most frustrating app you have tried? Name the song and the artist for the following lyric: "Maybe I’m foolish, maybe I’m blind, thinking I can see through this and see what’s behind".

Which two musicians collaborated on Another Way to Die, the theme song to 2008’s 007: Quantum of Solace? And if you for whatever reason you need even more than 500 good questions to ask, we have a load of more questions. with their stuff and their things and their hair. You know, that type of stuff. 14. What did you do on your What actors or actresses can’t play a different character because they played their most famous character too well? On the other hand, there are English dialects (Southern Californian English, New Zealand English) in which rising declaratives (the " uptalk") do not constitute questions. [8] However it is established that in English there is a distinction between assertive rising declaratives and inquisitive rising declaratives, distinguished by their prosody.

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If the person seems into deeper conversations, you could give this one a go. 201. What old trend is coming If you were given unlimited resources, how would you lure the worst of humanity into one stadium at the same time? This one is really fun, especially if the person you are talking to is in any way creative. There are basically endless amounts of crazy holidays you could come up with. a. Sam reads the newspaper. - Statement b. Does Sam read the newspaper? - Yes–no question formed using inversion and do-support Open questions [ edit ]

Also as part of the KS2 Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling SATs, children will also be expected to add the appropriate punctuation to a sentence.Have you found your place in the world? How common or uncommon do you think it is to feel like you’ve found your place in the world? Children are also taught and encouraged to ask questions to find out further information, usually during reading comprehension and topic (history and geography) lessons. What happens in your country regularly that people in most countries would find strange or bizarre?