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Negative questions can be very confusing in English. In this lesson weamp;#39;re going to look at different ways we use them and youamp;#39;ll also learn the best ways to answer them. Letamp;#39;s get very polite and start with the formal use. Imagine an important guest is visiting your office. You want to make a good impression and make them feel welcome. Wonamp;#39;t you come in? Wonamp;#39;t you sit down? Wonamp;#39;t you have a drink? So Jay invited his guest to do things with negative questions. Instead of saying amp;#39;willamp;#39;, he said amp;#39;wonamp;#39;tamp;#39;. Hey, Iamp;#39;m a very polite guy. Great - so thatamp;#39;s the first way we use negative questions. Theyamp;#39;re very formal and extra polite questions - questions we might ask to make offers and invitations. Good morning Mr Hale. Good morning. I just dropped by to return your umbrella. Oh thank you. Wonamp;#39;t you come in? Now imagine you want to come in. Should you answer the question yes or