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Nano Posted 20 years ago
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He ask me to take a photo, I ask him for what purpose
Thanks
He ask me to take a photo, I ask him for what purpose
Thanks
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Nano Is this is correct He ask me to take a photo, I ask him for what purpose Thanks My instincts tell me that this is refering to past action, so ask ed would be better for each verb. The highlighted phrase could also be replaced by why.
- Nano Is this is correct He ask me to take a photo, I ask him for what purpose Thanks My instincts tell me that this is refering to past action, so ask ed would be better for each verb.
- The highlighted phrase could also be replaced by why.
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NanoIs this is correctMy instincts tell me that this is refering to past action, so asked would be better for each verb. The highlighted phrase could also be replaced by why.
He ask me to take a photo, I ask him for what purpose
Thanks
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Hi Nano,
He ask me to take a photo, I ask him for what purpose
In addition, you have joined two sentences together incorrectly. You need to say either
He asked me to take a photo. I asked him why.
or something like
He asked me to take a photo, so I asked him why.
He ask me to take a photo, I ask him for what purpose
In addition, you have joined two sentences together incorrectly. You need to say either
He asked me to take a photo. I asked him why.
or something like
He asked me to take a photo, so I asked him why.
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