"We'll enquire," Moore told BBC Radio Merseyside.
"Antibiotics?" they will enquire next, as if access to my medical records has become their divine right.
Used well they create trust and demonstrate that lawyers can communicate in plain english so a client will enquire further about an in-depth legal problem or need.
Palace have scouted the likes of Charlie Taylor at Leeds and Celtic's Kieran Tierney, and will enquire as to the availability of Ben Davies at Tottenham Hotspur, Paul Dummett at Newcastle and Swansea's Neil Taylor as they seek to reinforce.
The High Court will enquire whether all considerations relevant to an act or decision have been taken into account by the decision-maker, and irrelevant ones ignored.
Some no doubt will enquire about the position of that most monstrous and evil of men who murdered millions of people and almost destroyed Germany, Adolf Hitler, regarding the soft spot theory.
He was to travel along the Scottish coast and report on the warships stationed there; "If or when Mr. Lody comes to know that a naval battle has taken place, he will enquire as much and unobtrusively as possible regarding losses, damage etc".
If phone is opted for, the caller will enquire about ongoing symptoms, medical evaluations, treatments, child care and work absenteeism, and side effects.
The general questions will enquire about professional background, current role and length of service in their current role and healthcare setting.
