後でまとめて質問しますって英語でなんて言うの？

You may either ask or suggest that questions be put after reading or studying the article or piece of text you are now considering. Or, you may simply state your position. Question: "Is it alright if questions be dealt with after we finish reading the textf? Suggestion: "Let's do the questions when we have completed going through the text. Stating your position: "I prefer to ask questions when the reading of the text is complete rather than ask them whilst reading the text

Can we save the questions til' the end? - this is one way of saying that you will either take or ask questions at the end of a discussion etc. e.g. (At a speaker event) Please save your questions for our honorable speaker 'til the end of the speech.

In order to explain that you will ask all the questions at the end, rather than after every sentence, you can say: ”I'll ask all my questions at the end, thank you.” This means that an questions you have, you will ask at the end of the exercise or part of the material. It would be polite to add thank you at the end. You can also say: ” I prefer to ask my questions at the end, thank you.” To prefer means to like something better or to choose an alternative. I hope that helps!

If you want to explain to your teacher that you want to ask all your questions at the end then all the sentences would explain this. The polite way to ask would be 'If it;s OK can i ask my questions at the end?' or 'I will ask my questions at the end, if that's OK?'

When you want to let your teacher know that they should not ask questions after each sentence, then you can let them know you will ask questions at the end in the following ways: -If I have any questions, I will ask them at the end (of each exercise/of the lesson). -I'll ask questions at the end. You don't have to ask me after every sentence

You can politely let your teacher know that you will ask all questions at the end by simply telling him/her: 'If I have any questions, I will ask them all at the end'.