Sentence examples for your child to answer from inspiring English sources

Encourage your child to answer questions.

Speak as if you expect your child to answer (either verbally or nonverbally).

You should expect your child to answer something like: "I stop, look both ways to check the cars are actually stopping before I cross and only when I am sure they've stopped do I cross".

The pressure is on the child to answer the question.

Ask the child to answer the tens column next.

- Review and study the medical records of your child to help answer questions about autism and its treatment.

Whatever you do, don't leave it up to the children to answer your ex-spouse's questions about your wedding.

How do they get the children to answer the questions and behave that way?

Teach children to answer the door correctly.

For instance, read books with your children to help answer questions.

Ask your child why she thinks a character acted in a certain way and ask your child to support her answer with information from the story.