Dear friends πŸ‘‹, this is our third lesson on how to understand the word Π–Π•, and the second lesson on the usage of Π–Π• as a particle in questions.

We already know that Π–Π• can be a conjunction linking two sentences, or clauses within a compound sentence. However, it is more often used as an emphatic particle for showing feelings or emotions in statements, exclamations and questions.

In Lesson #2 on the usage of Π–Π• in rhetorical questions, we divided all questions in two types:

(1) questions to which a speaker does not expect an answer (or there could be no answer);

(2) questions to which a speaker wants to get a clear answer as soon as possible.

Last time we looked at the examples illustrating Π–Π• as an emphatic particle in the first type of questions (rhetorical questions).

From this post you will learn about the role of the particle Π–Π• in the second type of questions.Please, listen to the eamples here (mp4): https://ru.files.fm/f/p8wsqwsce (downloadable)

or watch on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/13SCT2aKZKg

Available in PDF: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/selfstudru8/e/99684

Thank you.