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It's possible I guess, but it doesn't seem tremendously natural. I think it would usually be said another way -- for example "Don't ask me for an opinion" or "Don't ask me what I think" (I assume it is intended to mean this kind of thing).
- It's possible I guess, but it doesn't seem tremendously natural.
- I think it would usually be said another way -- for example "Don't ask me for an opinion" or "Don't ask me what I think" (I assume it is intended to mean this kind of thing).
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It's possible I guess, but it doesn't seem tremendously natural. I think it would usually be said another way -- for example "Don't ask me for an opinion" or "Don't ask me what I think" (I assume it is intended to mean this kind of thing).
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If someone is asking me to tell something about him/her or simply asking views on him/her, then is it correct?
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spArkLOIf someone is asking me to tell something about him/her or simply asking views on him/her, then is it correct?No. See the previous answer. Don't ask me for my opinion.
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