Ask, Ask for
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Hello there! We’re here again to discuss one grammar point that students of ESL, or English as a Second Language, find confusing.
To ask simply means get some information.
When you ask someone, “What are you eating?” , you simply want to know what the
person is having for a meal now.
To ask for means you want something,
either tangible or intangible, to be given.
Examples:
There was no spoon, so I asked for
one.
We have no sugar. Please ask the
waiter for some packets of sugar.
Thank you very much! For more information
about this topic, please check the YouTube video below.
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