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Isnt "ask" a verb which dont take a preposition after it..? Like " Dont ask me, I´m a tourist", however, there are situations where there is a preposition after it such as "The man asked me for a hundred pounds". Dont know if this was any help but.....
- Isnt "ask" a verb which dont take a preposition after it..?
- Like " Dont ask me, I´m a tourist", however, there are situations where there is a preposition after it such as "The man asked me for a hundred pounds".
- Dont know if this was any help but.....
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Isnt "ask" a verb which dont take a preposition after it..? Like " Dont ask me, I´m a tourist", however, there are situations where there is a preposition after it such as "The man asked me for a hundred pounds". Dont know if this was any help but.....
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Often, these can be interchanged. However, here are a couple of comments to highlight the feeling I sometimes sense in each of these forms.
ask something from someone sounds like I want you to do something that benefits me.
eg All I ask from you is that you pay my rent this month.
ask something
Often, these can be interchanged. However, here are a couple of comments to highlight the feeling I sometimes sense in each of these forms.
ask something from someone sounds like I want you to do something that benefits me.
eg All I ask from you is that you pay my rent this month.
ask something
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