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Discover LudwigThe phrase "he asked where" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to report a question asked by someone about the location of something or someone. Example: "He asked where the nearest grocery store was located."
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During that ride, though, "he asked where his brother was," Lee testified.
He asked where we going.
Then he asked where the cookies were.
He asked, 'Where is the phone?
He asked where I lived.
He asked where I was from.
He asked where they came from.
Twice he asked where we were going.
He asked where the rest of my stuff was.
He asked where I lived, and I said Beijing.
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