Practise asking open questions

Turn three yes-or-no questions into open questions.

Why it helps

Open questions invite fuller answers and more learning. It is a skill for conversations and interviews.

How to do it

1. Write three yes-or-no questions.
2. Rewrite each starting with how, what or why.
3. Use one today.

Make it easier

Rewrite one.

Make it harder

Ask a follow-up to each answer.