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It is not a problem, but I need to fill a table of animals and there is a section that says appendix. How do I fill it in? Is it a yes or no question?
The purpose of "Simple question. Please look" is to prompt someone to read or pay attention to a specific question or statement. It is often used when the question or statement is short and straightforward.
"Simple question. Please look" is not a question in itself, but rather a prompt to direct someone's attention to a question or statement that follows it. It is different from a regular question because it does not require an answer or response.
Yes, "Simple question. Please look" can be used in formal settings as a polite way to direct someone's attention to a specific question or statement. However, it is more commonly used in informal settings such as emails or text messages.
No, "Simple question. Please look" is not considered rude or impolite. It is often used as a polite way to get someone's attention without being too direct or forceful.
No, "Simple question. Please look" cannot be used in place of a question mark. It is not a grammatically correct way to end a sentence. It is only used as a prompt to direct someone's attention to a question or statement that follows it.