Which one is grammatically correct, "Can someone answer my question?" or "Can anyone answer my question?"
As it is a question, 'anyone' should be used undoubtedly.But you know, American Eng followers are free to use whatever they choose!Thanks
What is a fancy way to say 'Answered Questions'?
Assisted, aided, or resolved issues with clients/customers/etc.
How do I answer someone who asks me a question I don't want to answer?
It depends on the reasons you aren't willing to answer. If it's a reasonable question brought to you by somebody that deserves an answer... Then I would try my best to answer it honestly, or say, "I'm sorry, I don't have the courage to be honest with you regarding "that thing"."If it's a question that the person doesn't have many rights to know, just say, "I'm sorry but that's personal and something I choose not to share at this moment." Make sure you can differentiate between the two with an honest heart and you will be A-ok.
What's the most polite way to answer "can I ask you a question?"
If someone begins a talk with ‘can I ask you a question ?’ that person feel some anxiety about asking you and this is an attempt to calm things. I think it is more of an expression that really says, ‘I am not sure I should ask you this question, so let me know if you do not want to talk about this, please’I often answer something like ‘you can ask, but I can’t guarantee that I will answer you. If I am comfortable answering or if I know the answer, then I’ll try to give you an answer. “If that is too formal or rigid, you can always say, ‘let me hear the question’.