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The phrase "asked the student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where someone inquires or poses a question to a student.
Example: "The teacher asked the student if they understood the assignment."
Alternatives: "inquired of the student" or "questioned the student".
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asked the student politely.
"Are you Miss Simmons?" asked the student.
Mr. Fraser asked the student what the stereotype involved.
Borland asked the student: "Do you want to get into national newspapers, essentially?
"May I take one?" he politely asked the student badge-peddler.
A television reporter, Foti Kallergis of ABC-13, then asked the student for an interview.
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"When will you leave the Maidan?" I asked the students.
We asked the students what had led them to choose a future engineering career.
Then she asked the students to rate the teacher.
"Who can define for us 'radicalization'?" he asked the students.
"Are revolutions doomed to fail?" he asked the students last year.
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