Not Correct: How to NOT Beg the Question
Nobody is begging. Things may be implied. Questions may be asked. Don't beg. It is not becoming
Nobody is begging. Things may be implied. Questions may be asked. Don't beg. It is not becoming
Can you imagine someone begging you to ask a question?
Please. Please ask it. Please ask the question!
So strange. Nobody does that. Don't suggest that they do!
"That implies." "That suggests." "Perhaps we should ask."
When you want ordering language... foreshadowing and the like... use ordering language! You can tell the listener where you are going by using a question!
You just can't use the phrase "begging the question."
Nobody has begged that you ask that question. So stop it!
Save the real phrase for when you need it! Some bloke making a poorly structured logical argument... and you will be there to save the day!!
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"Begging the Question" in the truest sense of the phrase.
Well done.
Don't you dare!
That is not "Begging the Question."
That "implies that we ask" or some such...
NO! This is not begging the question.
It is just a bad / invalid argument.
But no crafty premise, so not begging the question!
I'd still be ok if you call this one begging the question though 😉