#blitzarnio513 (corrigez-moi svp)
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Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.
Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.
theyre using inversion
the formal way of asking questions
if that sentence wasnt a question it'd be c'est juste un style
you can make it a question:
with intonation (informal): c'est un style ?
with est-ce que (neutral): est-ce que c'est un style ?
with inversion (formal): est-ce un style ?
so that est-ce is not related to est-ce que, it's actually the main verb and the subject
if they used est-ce que they'd have it and c'est
@thin stone I was looking at your comment for a moment very confused, but then it suddenly hit me. This makes perfect sense, thank you! I guess I've just not really been doing inversions (as I've heard that they're best avoided for... reasons)
I mean there's no special reason, they just sound really formal
Unlike in English, so it'd be a bad idea to get used to using them
Ahh I've basically heard that they sound very unnatural and that nobody actually speaks like that (and that they make things unnecessarily complicated)
But maybe I'll need to at least touch on them soon-ish
Yeah no one speaks that formally
Like you don't use nonetheless in speaking