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Azz Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Ask for something
a. He asked me something.
b. He asked me for something.
c. He asked something of me.
In which case
1. He asked me a question.
2. He asked me for an object (or something of the sort, such as 'a light')
3. He asked me a favor.
Many Thanks,
b. He asked me for something.
c. He asked something of me.
In which case
1. He asked me a question.
2. He asked me for an object (or something of the sort, such as 'a light')
3. He asked me a favor.
Many Thanks,
Top answer
Yes.
- Yes.
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