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Pructus Posted 21 years ago
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Ask a question OF me.

"He asked $10,000 of me" sounds correct but "He asked a question of me" does not sound correct.

How about, "He asked a question to me"?

Or, "He asked a question at me"

And also how about, "He asked $10,000 from me"?
  

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Pructus "He asked $10,000 of me" sounds correct but "He asked a question of me" does not sound correct. How about, "He asked a question to me"? Or, "He asked a question at me" And also how about, "He asked $10,000 from me"?

— Anonymous

  • Pructus "He asked $10,000 of me" sounds correct but "He asked a question of me" does not sound correct.
  • How about, "He asked a question to me"?
  • Or, "He asked a question at me" And also how about, "He asked $10,000 from me"?
  • He asked me for $10,000.
  • He asked me a question.
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Pructus"He asked $10,000 of me" sounds correct but "He asked a question of me" does not sound correct.

How about, "He asked a question to me"?

Or, "He asked a question at me"

And also how about, "He asked $10,000 from me"?

He asked me for $10,000.

He asked me a question.

i know these two expression.
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In your sentences, He asked a question of me is fine. To is not. At is not. From is not.

As Anon said, there are other ways of expressing these.
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