Sure, no problem
Ok, well there are a few more options in the way you can get info from the user, like radio options, checkboxes, dropdowns and text areas.
You may use the radio, for example, on selecting a 'yes' or 'no' option.
Checkboxes when the user can select more than one option or none at all.
The dropdown is useful when you want to use a small space and have many options to select from.
And text areas are used for comments or suggestions.
And this is how you can use them:
<input type="radio" name="-something-" value="for the var, lets say, yes-" checked="checked">
<input type="radio" name="-something-" value="-no-"> //the name is the same so it might be one or the other
<input type="checkbox" value="-for the var-" name="-for the var-">
<input type="checkbox" value="-for the var too-" name="-now this can be different-">
<select name="-for the var-">
<option>textOption</option>
<option selected="selected">nextOption</option> //to show this as the default selected, else it would be the first one
<option value="something diferent">thirdOption</option> //without setting a 'value', the default for this line would be 'thirdOption'
</select>
<textarea name="" cols="" rows=""></textarea> //i think i dont need to explain this line, right?
Also remember that you can remove the 'selected' option that is on the 1st line, that is just optional. If you have any further questions please let me know and i will be glad in helping out