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Karen15 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Letting someone ask questions

Hello,

It happens a lot to me when someone says "Can I ask a question" and I don't know what to say. I usually say "yes", "feel free to ask", etc. But I feel those replies are not neutral are good enough. Can you suggest me more replies I can use to let someone ask their questions with no worry?

Thanks.

  

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Certainly. / Of course. / Go ahead!

— Cool Breeze

  • Certainly.
  • / Of course.
  • / Go ahead!
  • / By all means.
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Certainly. / Of course. / Go ahead! / By all means.

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Karen15Can you suggest me more replies I can use to let someone ask their questions with no worry?

The indirect object can't follow 'suggest' without a preposition-- but it's not needed at all in your context, so better to be dropped.

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