January 2, 2015 =========
☆ query 質問する
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When you query something, you check it by asking questions about it because you are
not sure about it, or not sure if it is correct. For example, you could query a bill if you
think the amount is more than you should be paying. If your boss makes a strange
decision, you might query the decision. Here are some example sentences:
Ring this number if you want to query your bill.
No one queried my decision.
I think they made a mistake, you should query it.
“What time does the train leave?” she queried.
Now it’s your turn to use “query” as a verb in a sentence!
Bye,
Chris