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Tufguy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

You can ask for directions to anyone or anyone can ask for directions to you.

You can ask for directions to anyone or anyone can ask for directions to you.

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Please check. It's like this: You can ask anyone for directions, and anyone can ask you for directions. 'ask' is one of those verbs that doesn't take a to-phrase.

— CalifJim

  • Please check.
  • It's like this: You can ask anyone for directions, and anyone can ask you for directions.
  • 'ask' is one of those verbs that doesn't take a to-phrase.
  • In other words, you don't "ask (something) to (someone)".
  • You have to "ask (someone)(something)".
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tufguyYou can ask for directions to anyone or anyone can ask for directions to you.Please check.
It's like this:
You can ask anyone for directions, and anyone can ask you for directions.
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'ask' is one of those verbs that doesn't take a to-phrase. In other words, you don't "ask (something) to (some
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