Which sentence is correct?

[peterpiper]

1. Please describe me your place or Please describe to me your place?

2. Do you have any question or Do you have any questions?

3. Maybe it´s time I taught you how to show some respect or Maybe it´s about time that I´ll teach you how to show some respect! (are bothe correct?)
(because in the tv ad for Oreo cookies, the man said to his child: ¨Now it´s time I taught you something... how to eat an Oreo cookiee...¨)


kinda confused here

[riverkid]

1. Please describe me your place or Please describe to me your place?

The second one, PP.

2. Do you have any question or Do you have any questions?

Normally the latter.

3. Maybe it´s time I taught you how to show some respect or Maybe it´s about time that I´ll teach you how to show some respect! (are both correct?)


(because in the tv ad for Oreo cookies, the man said to his child: ¨Now it´s time I taught you something... how to eat an Oreo cookie...¨)

'will' wouldn't be used in normal circumstances.


kinda confused here

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[2006]

1. Please describe me your place or Please describe to me your place?

2. Do you have any question or Do you have any questions?

3. Maybe it´s time I taught you how to show some respect or Maybe it´s about time that I´ll teach you how to show some respect! (are bothe correct?)
(because in the tv ad for Oreo cookies, the man said to his child: ¨Now it´s time I taught you something... how to eat an Oreo cookiee...¨)


kinda confused here

1...Please describe your place to me.
2...Do you have any questions?
3...Both ''teach'' and ''taught' are said, but ''taught'' is probably more common. I, not I'll, is what is said.

[blouen]

How about ¨any question¨, is it utterly wrong?