The phrase "ask the manager how" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to inquire about a specific process or information that requires the manager's input or guidance.
Example: "If you're unsure about the procedure, you should ask the manager how to proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "inquire with the manager about" or "consult the manager on how".
I asked the manager how she knew I was from New York.
I asked the manager how many people worked at the plant, and he told me he had more than 200 on staff.
Our city is on top of the world, even if we don't know how to survive.' " I visited the empty Dior children's store on Neftchilar Avenue and asked the manager how things were going.
Torre passed Tino Martinez in the clubhouse and Martinez asked the manager how he was feeling, perhaps trying to decide whether the look on Torre's face betrayed tiredness or the hangover of disappointment.
'I asked the manager how I should get across and he laughed and said, "Get a helicopter". Dawfeek Salim can see his land from the village - he points it out to me, on a cliff, hanging over the quarry.
"I asked the manager how this compared to the Z10 and she giggled, rolling her eyes and raising her arm in the air skyward, saying it was 'leagues beyond anything they had seen.'" Oli Farago, technology partner at M7 Real Estate LLP, was at the London store too.
Washington and her friends wanted an apology and asked the manager how to get in touch with guest services, but they were given a "hesitant" reaction.
If you want to be a good employee,the first step is to talk to others how they became a good employee and use those ideas and put it in your way a little then ask the manager about how to be a good employee that she/he will like.
Ask the hiring manager how long the interview will take.
Her head filled with visions of steaming conch chowder, and perhaps a table lamp, she asked the manager of her hotel how to extract the meat from the shell.
