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Discover LudwigThe phrase "asked have" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incorrect word order and does not convey a clear meaning in standard English.
Example: "I have asked him to help with the project."
Alternatives: "have asked" or "asked for".
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Does Jerusalem, I asked, have an underground?
Then why, I asked, have sales continued to slide?
She cross-examined herself: What, she asked, have I lost?
"He asked, 'Have you been playing much golf?' " Fleck said.
And he asked, "Have you heard from Bazire?
Another woman asked have her picture taken next to him.
Last week I asked: Have you considered investing in bitcoin?
"Chris asked, 'Have you given up on us?' " Furlong recalls.
Did the government, someone asked, have any idea at all where Mr. Coke might be?
"I asked, 'Have you guys ever heard of this açaí?' " he recalls.
Woodward asked, "Have you spoken to your father?" "To the one in Heaven?
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