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Which question asks for a person's name politely?

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How would you ask someone their age in a friendly way?

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Which phrase introduces yourself in a formal setting?

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Which question helps you start a conversation about origins?

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Which phrase best introduces your occupation when meeting someone new?

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Which sentence correctly asks for someone’s name in a natural way?

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Which option is a common way to close a self-introduction?

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Which sentence is best to ask someone about where they live in a conversation?

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How do you ask someone his favorite food in English?

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What is a polite way to ask about someone’s favorite color?

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How would you ask someone their school or grade level?

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If you want to know someone’s subject of study, which question works best?

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How to ask for someone’s favorite hobby in a natural way?

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How to ask about someone’s favorite fruit specifically?

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Which question asks about preferred breakfast items?

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To inquire about favorite drinks, which is appropriate?

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How do you ask about someone’s favorite place or activity while traveling?

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Asking someone their name uses 'What is your name?' rather than age or origin.

Correct is a simple present question about age.

Formal intro uses 'My name is' and a polite tone.

Best question about origin is 'Where are you from?'

Introduce with occupation or role.

Polite request uses 'Could I have your name, please?'.

A typical closure after introductions is 'Nice to meet you.'.

Correct question about residence is 'Where do you live?'.

Use 'What’s your favorite food?' for a direct, natural question.

Use 'What’s your favorite color?' for simplicity and politeness.

Common options: 'What school do you go to?' or 'What school do you attend?'

Use plural 'subjects' for a general question about coursework.

“What’s your favorite hobby?” is the standard form.

Direct and natural: 'What’s your favorite fruit?'

A clear option: 'What’s your favorite breakfast to eat?'

Use singular for a general favorite drink.

Focuses on place; ‘visit’ is common for travel context.

 
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