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Discover LudwigThe phrase "asked why it was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about the reason or explanation for a particular situation or event.
Example: "She asked why it was that the meeting had been canceled at the last minute."
Alternatives: "inquired about the reason" or "wondered why it was".
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On the bus, asked why it was hard to convert curiosity to commitment, Mrs. Bachmann pointed to the 4,800 activists who voted for her in the straw poll, adding, "We have a better foundation than anyone in Iowa".
Let's look into it.'" Asked why it was the band's next music video, Westfall said "it stands out compared to the other songs" as "it's a harder song".
I asked why it was not presented this way.
"He asked why it was taking place," Maj Royce said.
When Huggins asked why it was mirrorless, the man responded: "I don't back up.
She was often asked why it was so important to her.
"He asked why it was necessary, why we did not trust him," Aquichouh said.
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Asked why it was happening, she raised her arms skyward and said, "God knows".
Asked why it was not possible to frame legislation so that tax cuts weren't applied to the banks, Wilson said the government "could technically do that".
When the American poet May Sarton was asked why it was good to be old, she replied: "Because I am more myself than I have ever been".
Mr. Maridueña called it a waste of taxpayers' money and asked why it was happening.
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