2. "How can it be the same?" -The speaker is emphasizing that it is different.
Can we waste time? -emphasize the need to cherish time and highlight the importance of time.
How can you destroy the environment? -Emphasize the need to protect the environment.
How can you not admit your mistake? -emphasize the courage to admit mistakes.
6. How can you not go home? -emphasize that you can't go home.
7. The article "The Poor" written by lev tolstoy said: "You have to bring them here and stay with the dead!" It means you can't be with the dead, and the exclamation point means extreme emphasis.
If you have to be late, how can you play truant? -"Old Things in the South of the City" (Lin)
9. Don't I have anything to blame myself? Don't I often ask you to put down your homework and water my flowers? Didn't I just give you a day off when I went fishing?
10. What a profound lesson! Is it not worth remembering forever?
1 1. Do you do your homework if you don't listen carefully in class? -emphasize that you won't do your homework if you don't pay attention to class.
12. Why not ask the magical conch? -emphasize that you have to ask the magical conch. Spongebob Squarepants
13. Isn't the newspaper amazing? -emphasize that newspapers have such great magic.
14. Shouldn't we learn from his spirit? -emphasize the need to learn from his spirit.
Features:
Usually rhetorical questions are revisions of declarative sentences to emphasize mood.
How can it be the same? This rhetorical question is changed into a declarative sentence: that's different. In contrast, the tone of the previous sentence is much stronger.
In addition, some rhetorical questions include rhetorical questions, such as: How … Besides rhetorical questions, there are modal particles, such as: should it be added at the end … and a question mark (? )。
And it is usually necessary to reverse the meaning of the sentence (judgment sentence) and add rhetorical questions.
The difference between rhetorical questions and rhetorical questions: rhetorical questions and rhetorical questions are undoubtedly questions, but there are obvious differences: rhetorical questions do not mean anything positive or negative, and rhetorical questions clearly mean anything positive or negative. Setting questions is mainly to ask questions, attract attention and inspire thinking; Rhetorical questions mainly emphasize mood and show the author's own ideas with definite tone. Asking questions is asking and answering, asking questions is answering, and answering outside questions; Rhetorical questions consist of answers to questions, which have no answers.
Strengthen your tone and express what you want to express more clearly.
People who often use rhetorical questions are more aggressive in language and have a strong sense of self-protection. This may be a sign of inferiority, especially in communication with the opposite sex. This will also have a negative impact in the process of mate selection, so it is suggested that rhetorical questions should not be used frequently in daily life.
Rhetoric is to make your thoughts more certain by thinking.
In other words, he thinks that his idea is uncertain, he still needs to think, he can refute it, and there is a turning point.
Therefore, people say rhetorical questions are a sign of self-distrust.
But if everyone is confident, there will be no thinking, no refutation and no turning point.