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Discover Ludwig"I asked her" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used in various contexts to indicate that the speaker has asked a question or made a request to someone else. Here are some examples: - "I asked her to pass me the salt during dinner." - "I asked her if she had finished her report." - "I asked her for her opinion on the matter." - "I asked her why she was crying." - "I asked her to join me for a cup of coffee."
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I asked her why.
"What?" I asked her.
I asked her.
"And I asked her.
Why now?" I asked her.
I asked her what things.
"What clothes?" I asked her.
I asked her to stop.
I asked her advice.
I asked her name.
I asked her, kindly.
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