What is the difference between enquiry and inquiry?
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absolutely nothing. Inquiry is more commonly used though
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what are you asking for?  how we talk?  this is normally the type of question i would try to answer, or at least talk about, but im confused.
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i would ask 'regarding what?'
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Your question is unclear.  What does your question equal to?
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Is there a difference?
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question (n.)  \nc.1300, from Anglo-Fr. questiun, O.Fr. question "legal inquest," from L. quæstionem (nom. quæstio) "a seeking, inquiry," from root of quærere (pp. quæsitus) "ask, seek." The verb is first recorded 1470, from O.Fr. questionner (13c.). Question mark is from 1869, earlier question stop (1862). Depreciatory sense of questionable is attested from 1806.
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Ahhh.  A question.  That means you desire information you do not have.  Reading these answers will provide you with some information and, by definition, you are being educated.  The more educated you become, the more you discover what you don't know.  The best formal education teaches you enough general information to allow you to determine what you really want to learn about.\n\nKeep asking questions.
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A query letter is a letter to a periodical or publishing house to ascertain interest in a book or article while it is in the planning stages. It is commonly used in freelance journalism. Often it is accompanied by a treatment, summary or a first chapter of a potential piece of writing.\n\nAt an event held by The Progressive, it was explained that a query letter should be sent to publications likely to be receptive. The questioner should have familiarity with the publication, and do background research to ensure that it has not been done before.\n\nIf it has, the questioner may wish to try a new angle, according to Jack Vitek at Edgewood College.\n\nThe Progressive says that it doesn't have much sympathy for spelling errors. The query letter is partially a test of whether the author can write. Proofreading is mandatory.
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what do you mean please specify your question
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what is the question?
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They are both correct.\n\n"I want to talk with you" implies that the conversation you will have will be a little more two-way, equal, mutual.\n\n"I want to talk to you" implies that you have some information you want to communicate, in a mostly one-way direction.
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what is the question you are asking\nthank you
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A little means there is a small amount of something. But little means almost none. Hence, a little is more positive. Consider the examples;\n\nI have a little homework. (I have some homework, a small amount)\nI have little homework. (The amount is so small, almost none)\n\nApply the same thing to a few and few. \n\nFew students wanted to volunteer...(sounds unsatisfied with the number)\nA few students wanted to volunteer... (like "Some students wanted to volunteer")\n\nNow, the difference is clear. A few sounds more positive whereas few implies some kind of a criticism.\n\nAs for enquiry and inquiry, I'd say enquiry is the British form and the inquiry is the American form.
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a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.\n\nIt comes from Latin - quaerere 'ask,seek'- through Old French then Middle English.
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Why? whats the question? be more specific
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I don't understand your question.  What do you want to know?
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Hi\n\nI'm assuming that you're question is asked in an educational context...\n\n'Critical enquiry' is common in HE. \nIt is an examination or appraisal of a source or sources, usually made in order to form an opinion. Evaluating evidence, analysing content, looking for misinformation etc, in order to answer a question. Usually an essay question in HE. \n\nI've included a link below, to an excellent fully functional study skills site.I'm sure you'll find it extremely useful.