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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ask as to" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when asking a person specific questions about a topic. For example: I asked my teacher as to how I could improve my writing skills.
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-- Let me ask, as to the rule of law and the issue of whether perjury is an impeachable offense, I gather from your testimony, and you would restate here, that in your mind, perjury is an impeachable offense.
To compound matters, in today's litigious society, interviewers have to be incredibly careful about the questions they ask, as to not offend anyone or inadvertently ask an illegal or unethical question.
They have the data, so why not run a report?" At the nucleus of the issue concerning evictions is a caveat (either vague or concrete, depending upon whom you ask) as to whether or not a tenant will be rehoused under the new development: the imperative of remaining "in good standing".
Finally, we can ask as to whether, apart from bona fide chordates and the like [ 24, 45], are there other Cambrian animals that might be informative with respect to early deuterostome evolution?
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"Today of all days?" I ask, as much to break the oppressive silence.
Yet it is time to ask as well what is happening to boys and men.
"So many questions are being answered here that I don't have to ask as much.
Ask as many as you need to ask, because it's important to understand what you'll be repaying.
Asked as to his position: Executive vice-president of an advertising agency.
Questions will be asked as to how strong you are and how much you want it.
And there have to be some tough questions asked as to why".
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