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"to answer your second question" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to acknowledge that the speaker is addressing multiple questions and is about to answer the second one. Example: "Thank you for your email. To answer your second question about our product's warranty, it covers any defects or malfunctions within the first year of purchase."
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And — to answer your second question — I'm afraid that it won't happen.
To answer your second question, architectural quality is about fifth on the list of priorities in selecting a venue.
Having explained why "bad" boys are desirable, I will now attempt to answer your second question which is: 2. How do I handle this issue with my daughter?
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