The weather is really fucking crazy but there is no way to change it to a rhetorical question

Original sentence: The weather is really hellish, but there is nothing we can do.

The sentence is changed to a rhetorical question: The weather is really hellish. Is there anything that can be done?

Analysis: Change the negative word "no" in the negative sentence to the affirmative word "have", add the rhetorical word "is it" before the affirmative word, and add the interrogative particle "has" at the end of the sentence. The period is changed to a question mark.

The functions of rhetorical questions:

1. It mainly strengthens the tone, and also has the effect of "conflicting". When debating with others, it is like "shooting back the horse". When writing a composition Use the above parallel to ask the question, saying: "Increase the momentum."

2. On the surface, it is a question; in fact, the speaker is emphasizing a certain affirmative or negative answer, that is, asking knowingly. This type of sentence pattern is often connected with words such as "could it be". Often the answer lies within the sentence.