If you didn’t understand the question master’s question, you can simply say “ Sorry, I don’t know.”
If you didn’t understand the question master’s question, you can simply say “ Sorry, I don’t know.”
“Alice couldn’t answer the question, could she?” “________.”
“Alice couldn’t answer the question, could she?” “________.”
I don't know ______ (ask) the question or not.
I don't know ______ (ask) the question or not.
— Can you answer that question —Sorry, I______. A: [A] can’t B: don’t C: mustn’t
— Can you answer that question —Sorry, I______. A: [A] can’t B: don’t C: mustn’t
Saying "I don't mean to be rude, but..." before asking an awkard or personal question makes that question less offensive.
Saying "I don't mean to be rude, but..." before asking an awkard or personal question makes that question less offensive.
—Can you answer that question —Sorry, I ______. A: mustn’t B: needn’t C: C. can’t
—Can you answer that question —Sorry, I ______. A: mustn’t B: needn’t C: C. can’t
I don’t think the question of ___ they are old or young is important.
I don’t think the question of ___ they are old or young is important.
He didn’t understand the _____ question, so there was a _____ expression on his face.
He didn’t understand the _____ question, so there was a _____ expression on his face.
We haven't settled the question of ____ it is necessary for him to study abroad.
We haven't settled the question of ____ it is necessary for him to study abroad.
智慧职教: He didn’t understand the _____ question, so there was a _____ expression on his face.
智慧职教: He didn’t understand the _____ question, so there was a _____ expression on his face.