In this translation, she uses very little punctuation, allowing the actors to decide for themselves if characters are asking questions, stating facts or issuing threats.
Members of Zimbabwe's governing Zanu-PF party have been ordered not ask questions about the perilous state of the country's economy, for fear of embarrassing President Robert Mugabe's government.
I wanted to know more about the situation but did not want to ask questions given the emotional state in the airport.
In addition, patients with chronic illnesses who actively participate in planning their treatment (ask questions, review treatment options, state preferences) are more likely to follow through with their treatment plan, and have better health outcomes than those who do not participate [ 62- 66].
What I got was a few standard handouts, some awkward laughter filling prolonged silences where no one dared to ask questions, and, as dramatically stated in a high school journal entry, a new alienation from my body and the people who might intimately encounter it.
It also stated the CDC declined to tell VICE which states refused to ask questions on student sexuality; the CDC cannot speak for individual state or school districts regarding their reasons for including or not including certain questions on their state or local Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
One may state facts, ask questions, and give instructions with a variety of intonations indicating, along with visible gestures, different attitudes, feelings, and social and personal relations between speaker and hearer.
Gently ask questions to determine your student's state of mind.
In fact, one scholar stated that, To ask questions about Aspasia, is to ask questions about half of humanity.
