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The phrase "ask you for stuff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in informal contexts when requesting items, information, or assistance from someone.
Example: "I might need to ask you for stuff later if I can't find what I'm looking for."
Alternatives: "request things from you" or "inquire about items".
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Make sure it is not too fancy otherwise people may think that you are rich and ask you for stuff.
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He's an opportunist who just keeps asking you for stuff.
The registration window that pops up will ask you for all the standard stuff: email, gender, age, desired display name and password, etc.
Look at me asking you for new stuff when your album is still relevantly new.
Scenario 2: The mom asks the dad, "Did you find the stuff I asked you for?" He realizes he has forgotten about it, but says, "I looked but it was out of stock".
if she starts to like mess up your hair and asking you to do stuff for you or inviting you to her house it means she is into you.
So, it's ok to ask people for stuff, it's ok if you're in public doing it, you're in a game so you shouldn't be shy to do anything.
Spolsky is right, there is a direct correlation between the amount of random people who approach you in hotels asking for stuff and how confident you should be about your success during family holidays, especially if you've already got a flattering "Forget Quora!" profile in the New York Observer under your belt.
(Hint: don't be afraid to ask for stuff in the tier above yours -- you never know).
"I only ask for money for stuff that I need to survive.
You can walk into record shops from London to Leipzig and ask for stuff on any of the following with confidence in your voice and a spring in your step. .
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