Most of the unanswered questions are due to the fact that the question was formulated incorrectly. Ask the question correctly and get the answer.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to get an answer to your question, the main thing is to formulate this question correctly. If you want to find information on the Internet, success will depend on how accurate the phrase you enter in the search engine.
Step 2
You need to formulate a request phrase briefly, clearly, avoiding punctuation marks, case changes, and quotation marks. The adverbial and participle phrases will also be superfluous. Don't burden your request with unnecessary words. If you need an answer to a question about the splitting of an atom, then it is better not to philosophize slyly, and enter “atom splitting” into the search engine, and not “scientists involved in splitting the atom”.
Search engines are now designed in such a way that when you enter the first word of your query, options for queries with the same first word appear below. Check out this list. Perhaps someone was already interested in your question, and by choosing a ready-made phrase, you will quickly find the answer to it.
Step 3
In some cases, specifying the request is useful. It's one thing to enter the question “how long will the frosts last?” Into the search, and quite another “how long will the frosts last in 2011?”. By specifying the year in this case, you will reduce your time to search for an answer to your question.
