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Discover LudwigThe phrase "asking i" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought or a typographical error.
Example: "I was asking if you could help me with the project."
Alternatives: "inquiring if" or "requesting if".
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"What's the harm in asking?" I said.
He said, 'Am I the first one you're asking?' I said yes".
For those reading this that may be asking, I Did NOT "Take" anything special!
She added: "For those asking, I ordered grilled chicken and spinach… For the 4th time this week.
Before he'd even finished asking, I shot back barely looking up: "Half eleven".
While I understand why you're asking, I don't think that's going to help me.
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"It asks?" I asked.
"Don't ask," I said.
So when Fracasso asked, I said yes.
If you ask, I'll tell".
"You could've bloody asked," I say.
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