The phrase "ask the partner how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to inquire about a specific method or process from a partner in a collaborative context.
Example: "During the meeting, I will ask the partner how they plan to approach the project timeline."
Alternatives: "inquire with the partner about" or "request the partner to explain".
Ask your partner how they feel about the relationship and if there's anything they want to try, more time apart, more time together, etc. Gain insight into their views on cheating.
It takes a confident man to ask his partner "How does it feel for you?" or "Can I do anything better?" It is putting a woman's pleasure and satisfaction before his own.
With that in mind, ask your partner how you can help him nurture his relationship with a child; becoming his number one support system in building and maintaining it.
Moreover, a woman under the age of 20 who experienced intimate partner violence during pregnancy suggested increasing the involvement of fathers-to-be in antenatal care, since this would allow the doctor to ask the male partner about how he feels about the pregnancy and the changes it means for the relationship.
Asking a sexual partner how they'd like to be pleasured is simultaneously seeking affirmative consent.
During the interviews we also asked partners how their partner's disease had affected them personally and what has been helpful to them to cope with the situation.
Now she asked the Obamas how it was possible to have an equal marriage when one partner was President.
When I ask the question, "Does your partner know how you feel?" the answer is almost always, "No".
When a reporter asked how the partners would tackle disagreements among themselves, Mr. Bostock replied: "If there are differences, the chief executive will make the call.
One of the most widely used is Blackwood (named for the man who invented it), in which a bid of "four no-trump" asks the bidder's partner to reveal how many aces he holds: a response of "five clubs" means no aces (or all four), "five diamonds" means one ace, "five hearts" means two aces, "five spades" means three.
