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Discover Ludwig"asked suddenly" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It is used to describe the manner in which someone asks a question, indicating that it was unexpected or abrupt. Example: "Mary walked into the room and asked suddenly, 'What are you talking about?'"
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I asked, suddenly concerned for her.
"What's that funny sound?" she asked, suddenly.
"This is a school day, right?" she asked suddenly.
"Please put it on," Rohin asked, suddenly standing behind her.
"What if you reverse it?" Koolhaas asked suddenly.
"Can I pet your dog?" the boy asked suddenly.
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Tim asks, suddenly worried.
How can you tell?" I ask, suddenly very lost.
"How old is your mother?" the man asks suddenly.
"Even me?" I ask, suddenly as self-conscious as if I'd strayed into the royal enclosure at Ascot.
"Have you ever heard of anybody getting kicked out of a graveyard?" Slaughter asks suddenly.
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