The phrase "asking the identical" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning in context.
Example: "I was asking the identical question as before, but no one seemed to remember it."
Alternatives: "asking the same" or "inquiring about the same".
Almost two in three respondents (63.8percentt) supported that idea, a level of support extremely similar to last year, when the IGS Poll asked the identical question.
Monmouth has asked the identical question four times since Trump became president, and the national responses have been stable, although Democrats have grown more angry since 2016 (from 14% in 2016 to 21% in the new poll), while the percentage of Republicans who feel angry has decreased (from 25%to13%3%).
In both survey years, women were asked the identical question: "Have you ever had a mammogram, that is, a breast x-ray?".
When there was an anomaly that arose when I graded a test, suspect students were asked to take the identical test while seated separately.
Just ask Evan and Jaron, the identical twins who performed on Monday night at Irving Plaza.
Leaving aside the fact that this is about what forecasters on average predict in any case, surely we should ask how the identical policies worked out in Bush's two terms.
For initial assessment of dyspnoea, it is pivotal to ask the patient whether the identical symptom was present before starting ticagrelor.
Willie answered, 'What?' And the Government's counsel again asked the same question in identical words.
"All last week people were asking me virtually the identical questions: 'What do you think about the shuttle?' 'Are you worried about re-entry?"' Mr. Liss said with a sigh.
During one four-day hospital stay, at least 27 people visited Foley's room, nine of them doctors, who often asked the same questions and ran identical tests, then contradicted one another or failed to convey crucial information.
