The phrase "asked most likely" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of probability regarding a question that was posed, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He asked most likely about the project's deadline, but I wasn't sure."
Alternatives: "probably asked" or "likely inquired".
Try to avoid getting frustrated with people when they ask; most likely they want to see you happy and married more than anything.
If asked, most people would likely declare that they know fairly well what the terms in the title mean.
He added that the jurors had shown that they were "very conscientious," and, if asked, would most likely try to read the entire book, which actually runs 218 pages.
If you answered, "I don't know," then the adult who asked the question most likely responded by listing a series of occupations and asking you to consider them.
As Macron told Germany's Der Spiegel when asked about the most likely consequence of U.S. withdrawal: "That would mean opening Pandora's box.
When asked for a most likely value, the panel estimated that reducing the exposure of children to food advertising on TV by 10 min/week would reduce the total energy intake by 1.4%95%5% uncertainty interval: 0.8 2.1).
If you want to ascertain the departure point of a certain bus, you need to scour the internet, ask around and most likely buy your ticket from the newspaper kiosk closest to the departure point.
Thank you for slowing down to ask what might most likely help solve this problem, and how changes might affect the whole system.
2. Ask for recommendations Most likely, you'll be taking courses with actual professors or teaching assistants on campus.
Fortunately, Rose didn't ask, which would most likely have opened the door to more fawning over the morning anchor's debut.
