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Lagataw Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Ask someone / ask for something (can we say ask your opinion?)

We normally use the syntax ask for something.

And I know we sometimes use the syntax ask + something (e.g. a question).

I was just wondering if the following sentence is correct.

I'd like to ask your opinion concerning this matter.
  

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lagataw I was just wondering if the following sentence is correct. I'd like to ask your opinion concerning this matter. Yes.

— CalifJim

  • lagataw I was just wondering if the following sentence is correct.
  • I'd like to ask your opinion concerning this matter.
  • Yes.
  • That's a completely unremarkable pattern.
  • You hear it quite often.
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lagatawI was just wondering if the following sentence is correct.

I'd like to ask your opinion concerning this matter.
Yes. That's a completely unremarkable pattern. You hear it quite often. I think it would be unusual to add "for" in this case, although it would not be wrong.

CJ
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