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give example of a question where the we are not really asking what the words actually say. ( an example: how are you? we usually expect an answer of "fine" not a real answer)​
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give example of a question where the we are not really asking what the words actually say. ( an example: how are you? we usually expect an answer of "fine" not a real answer)​

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“are you crazy?!” i chose this bc its usually rhetorical
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