Sentence examples for ask already from inspiring English sources

The phrase "ask already" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in informal contexts to express impatience or urgency about someone asking a question or making a request.
Example: "If you want to know the answer, just ask already!"
Alternatives: "just ask" or "go ahead and ask".

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But here are some questions one can ask already: How did he end up dead?

It is unfair to ask already overcharged New Jersey Turnpike commuters to foot more than their share toward the general state obligations that should be every resident's responsibility.

Surely you don't need to ask? Already India captain, totem and icon, Virat Kohli proved this year he is unquestionably the best player in the world.

So if you don't ask already, celebrate Father's Day by pledging to ask.

"Do you like Star Wars, then?" I ask, already predicting the answer.

Just ask, already, no matter whether it's supposed to be the man's or woman's job to do so.

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All my friends are asking already if I can get them tickets".

"Where's the bathroom?" you asked, already halfway out the door.

You want to interview Jose, you got to ask him questions different than what he's been asked already.

"What is the major factor?" I asked, already suspecting what his answer would be.

Really there isn't anything much that I haven't been asked already.

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