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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a friend asked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a question or inquiry made by a friend in conversation or narrative.
Example: "A friend asked if I would like to join them for dinner this weekend."
Alternatives: "a friend inquired" or "a friend wanted to know".
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A friend asked him the same question.
A friend asked if I was unwell.
"Are you spraying?" a friend asked.
"Is it British?" a friend asked.
"Oh, u smoke?" a friend asked him.
"Terri, you know what that smells like?" a friend asked.
"Did you hear what happened?" a friend asked me.
A friend asked me something that was on her mind.
A friend asked for yogurt cheesecake; she got nothing.
A friend asked if she was having an affair.
"How could they do this to you?" a friend asked.
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