The phrase "asking a questioning" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "asking a question"? You can use "asking a question" when you want to refer to the act of inquiring or seeking information.
Example: "During the meeting, I found myself asking a question that had been on my mind for weeks."
Alternatives: "inquiring" or "posing a question".
The strategies were arranged based on the abstract/concrete (i.e. implicit/explicit) criterion (Aljaafreh and Lantolf, 1994) which are as follows: confirming/rejecting response, asking the erroneous response with a questioning tone, asking leading questions, using a dictionary, translation, providing correct response asking the erroneous response whit a and explanation.
Therefore, studies are warranted to examine ways in which patients can influence their physicians' decisions by providing more accurate or focused information, asking questions, questioning diagnoses and discussing medical tests and diagnoses they may be concerned about.
McCain then spent several of his seven minutes of questioning time asking a series of odd questions, at one point suggesting that the FBI should be investigating whether Clinton colluded with Russia as part of the broader probe into Russian interference into last year's election.
Asking questions and questioning everything around us constantly is what makes us smarter.
This without ever asking or questioning or informing his readers that the Prince's frustration could easily have been alleviated if Saudi Arabia together with its OPEC brethren reinstated the 1.2 million barrels a day they cut from their production quota a year ago.
"Was the aborted baby a girl or a boy?" I asked, feeling uncomfortable questioning a stranger about such matters.
He said that after asking questioning him about the letter, they told him, "We're ICE and we're here to arrest you because President Obama sent the letter for a review, and we reviewed it and we denied it".
Regardless of what knowledge we might already possess, we also have much to learn by asking, questioning, and wondering.
The challenge is, will they also do that tomorrow and next week?" she asked, while questioning whether such commitments will last until Paris next year.
"Did Rasputin wear a button-down collar?" she asks, questioning my identity.
