First on my list.
PRodQuanta said:
No, I don't believe so. It was just something my friend persuaded me to say.
It was moved to Thursday. I will make a list, however, and post the answers I get on the threads.
"Any questions?" is a common phrase used to invite others to ask questions or clarify any confusion about a topic or presentation. It is often used at the end of a presentation or meeting.
People say "Any questions?" to encourage discussion and ensure that all information has been clearly conveyed. It also provides an opportunity for individuals to seek clarification and gain a better understanding of the topic.
Yes, it is important to ask questions when someone says "Any questions?" This shows that you are actively engaged and interested in the topic, and it allows for a deeper understanding of the subject matter.
Yes, you can ask any type of question when someone says "Any questions?" However, it is important to be respectful and relevant to the topic at hand.
If you don't have any questions when someone says "Any questions?", you can simply say "No, thank you" or "I do not have any questions at this time." It is also helpful to take notes and follow up with any questions or concerns you may have after the presentation or meeting.