For rhetorical questions you should place -rhq- above the wh word. When signing it you should raise your eyebrows to signify that it’s a rhetorical.
For wh questions you should put -whq- above the wh word. Then lower your eyebrows while signing.
For yes and no questions you should just put -q- above the last word in the question. When signing it you raise your eyebrows.
What is rhq, whq, and q?
-q- is for any question with a yes or no answer, like do you enjoy swimming?
-whq- is for any question that has a wh word in it: who, what, when, where, why, how, what-do, and for-for. Like what’s your favorite color?
-rhq- is for any rhetorical question. As in a question with a wh word in it that has the answer as well. You pose the wh question to yourself then answer it. Like my favorite color is what? Red. It’s usually for emphasis.
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For rhetorical questions you should place -rhq- above the wh word. When signing it you should raise your eyebrows to signify that it’s a rhetorical.
For wh questions you should put -whq- above the wh word. Then lower your eyebrows while signing.
For yes and no questions you should just put -q- above the last word in the question. When signing it you raise your eyebrows.
What is rhq, whq, and q?
-q- is for any question with a yes or no answer, like do you enjoy swimming?
-whq- is for any question that has a wh word in it: who, what, when, where, why, how, what-do, and for-for. Like what’s your favorite color?
-rhq- is for any rhetorical question. As in a question with a wh word in it that has the answer as well. You pose the wh question to yourself then answer it. Like my favorite color is what? Red. It’s usually for emphasis.