The phrase "address I asked" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific address that was previously requested, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Could you please provide me with the address I asked for earlier?"
Alternatives: "the address I requested" or "the address I inquired about".
In my inaugural address, I asked our citizens to serve their nation, beginning with their neighbours.
Oh man, I thought, this guy has some bread too! "What's your address?" I asked.
Teaching With Infographics | A Student Project Model During the State of the Union address I asked my students to watch, take notes and come to class prepared to have a discussion.
After the address, I asked Mr. Barnier if the European commitment to common rules meant that it was now willing to give up carve-outs from rules it did not like.
On the eve of the 6th Annual Global Drucker Forum in Vienna, where Professor Christensen will provide a keynote address, I asked for a preview of the territory he will cover.
For example, if you routinely have difficulty asserting your preferences, the next time your order is taken incorrectly at a restaurant or coffee-shop, politely clarify the situation and ask that it be addressed: "I asked that my steak be cooked medium.
Examples might include, "With the status I just presented, I ask that you continue your commitment to move forward with the project," or "With the concerns I addressed, I ask that you designate another person to help with the task at hand".
Name and address withheld I asked Caribbean experts Scott Dunn (scottdunn.com) for some suggestions and, well, its experts would steer clear of the area when you want to travel.
"That you plan to address next year?" I asked.
Stewart doesn't have an E-mail address, and when I asked him why, he seemed puzzled.
In my very first address to you, I asked Congress to greatly expand this credit, and you did.
