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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
"Ask" /1 sentence/
Dear Everyone,
I looked at several places but I’m still confused; could you let me know, please, if this sentence is correct if I use the “request” meaning of “ask”?
She asked something of the gardener that he was not willing to do.
If it’s wrong, how should I put it?
Thank you!
I looked at several places but I’m still confused; could you let me know, please, if this sentence is correct if I use the “request” meaning of “ask”?
She asked something of the gardener that he was not willing to do.
If it’s wrong, how should I put it?
Thank you!
Top answer
Your sentence is correct. An option is: She asked the gardener to do something that he was not willing to do. I think your sentence is more sophisticated.
- Your sentence is correct.
- An option is: She asked the gardener to do something that he was not willing to do.
- I think your sentence is more sophisticated.
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Your sentence is correct. An option is: She asked the gardener to do something that he was not willing to do. I think your sentence is more sophisticated.
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