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Laborious Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Ask to do something vs ask someone to do something
Hello teachers:
Please help me with the following structures.
1) to ask to do something
- She asked to go. (Does it mean she will go?)
2) to ask someone to do something
- She asked me to go. (It means I will go. Am I right?
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Laborious Hello teachers: Please help me with the following structures. 1) to ask to do something - She asked to go. ) 2) to ask someone to do something - She asked me to go.
- Laborious Hello teachers: Please help me with the following structures.
- 1) to ask to do something - She asked to go.
- ) 2) to ask someone to do something - She asked me to go.
- (It means I will go.
- Am I right?
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LaboriousHello teachers:
Please help me with the following structures.
1) to ask to do something
- She asked to go. (Does it mean she will go?)
2) to ask someone to do something
- She asked me to go. (It means I will go. Am I right?
Correct for both.
CJ
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