The phrase "ago answered" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks proper context or grammatical structure.
Example: "I answered the question a week ago."
Alternatives: "previously answered" or "answered earlier".
The woman, whose husband was killed months ago, answered questions over Facebook but insisted that she not be identified, out fear for her family's safety.
Watching the beginners, David Stein, a portrait artist from Mount Sinai who played tournament chess in the Air Force 20 years ago, answered questions about rules.
The raw numbers do not allow an organization to wear anything, or as Bill Westerly said, Der qwestion uff transpearency I have long ago answered.
A couple of weeks ago, answering a question from a student after giving a speech at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies, Bush provided a hint of the emotional texture of his extraordinary dependence on his Secretary of Defense.
Keep in mind, when FDCPA was crafted over 30 years ago, answering machines were not even used, let alone faxing, e-mailing, texting, etc. … The FDCPA is in desperate need of being updated, and many attorneys take advantage of this fact.
You would not guess from this concern for the royal status quo that less than a year ago answers to a Guardian/ICM poll depicted "a nation made up of moderate monarchists and reluctant republicans", in which more people thought the crown should pass directly to Prince William than to Prince Charles.
This type of data will eventually allow you to ask your phone a question, such as, "I'm standing in front of the Coney Island Cyclone -- what other attractions would I see if I was here 100 years ago?" (Answer: The afore-mentioned Elephant Bazaar).
A few weeks ago I also answered questions for a "family readiness" review, and recently received some humdrum assessment from the Pentagon.
A couple of weeks ago, Roz Ward answered her phone.
"She got arrested about fifteen minutes ago," Wargo answered.
Some, like Rabbi Jehoshua Raskin, said their prayers had long ago been answered.
