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Discover LudwigThe phrase "activities I ask" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is referring to specific activities they are requesting or inquiring about, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "There are several activities I ask of you to complete by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "activities I request" or "tasks I inquire about".
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"What are the activities?" I ask.
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In between these activities, I asked the Wiccans about their evening and history with the religion. .
Given all that activity, I ask if he's seen his FBI file.
"And what about extra-terrestrial activity?" I ask, my head still ablaze with last night's stars.
Each time she presents with a selfish attitude, whether it's about a toy or activity, I ask her to stop and think about the other person (baby brother) involved.
As the boys surrendered their goggles at the end of the activity, I asked one of them what he and his friends had learned.
Following the activity, I asked them to use those instructions to write a grading rubric, and then use the grading rubric to grade their own papers.
Campus privacy guidelines forbid monitoring of political or religious activity, and when I ask if a student organization can have a meeting in a place they know they won't be surveilled, McCarthy gives me an unequivocal yes.
"What real activities?" I dare to ask in return.
As an initial step to elucidate the biochemical activity of Tud I asked whether a limited region of the molecule would support the formation of pole cells.
Bill: Because I always worked full days and had receptions and dinners and political activities in the evenings I asked Lola if she would keep the baby up later at night and let her sleep late in the mornings.
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