Use rhetorical questions when the listener doesn't understand or needs to confirm what the other person said.

Rhetorical questions can directly repeat what the other party said, and the sentence ends with a rising tone.

For example, "Tara lost her job." Tara lost her job? '

Or just repeat what has been said and emphasize it with wh questions or how.

For example, "Leon will arrive at 6: 30." When will Lyon arrive? Or when will Lyon arrive? '

We spent $3,000 on this painting. How much did you pay? Or how much did you pay?

When you ask the other person about the verb part or part of the sentence, use what or do what.

For example, "We spent 3000 dollars on this painting." "What did you do?" (or' What did you do?' )

I think she is sleeping. "What is she?" (or' What is she doing? )