Hello, I'm Thai and learning the English language. You can talk with me in Thai and I can talk in English. haha It's funny but we could be friends. :D
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That's a great question, Alex!
"Out of the question" usually refers to a request or task being out of reach. In other words, a request is impossible to fulfill.
As for " beyond the question", I have never heard it used as an idiom before. I will follow this post to also learn what that means as an idiom.
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If this is for a written paper, Iwould suggest the following.
In formal writing you should not use the first or second person pronouns. Rather, you should use third person pronouns; such as you, your, it, it's, etc.
