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I answer immediately when you ask me.

If someone doesn't answer, I ask one more time.

Someone (female) asks how my name is spelled.

Everyone asks how my name is spelled.

The (male) teacher asks the students’ opinion in the meeting.

The male student and the female student ask the professor if this solution is the simplest.

My friend (female) is not shy and asks any female teacher she sees.

At the station I ask the employee (female) for information about the train.

I don't understand all the details, but I will ask the professor (female).

My (female) friend never hesitates to ask the teacher (female) whatever she doesn’t understand.

The explanation in the book is not clear enough, so I ask the teacher.

I often ask my grandmother about her age and about her childhood.

The teacher asks us what kind of book we prefer, classic or modern.

Before we go out of the house, my mom asks if we are wearing gloves, a hat, and a jacket.

I ask the employee if they have a discount on shoes today.

The employee asks me what size I wear so she can find the right shirt for me.

I ask if the shoes have a warranty that covers one hundred percent of the cost.

At the school office I ask whether an application is needed in person or electronically.

The advisor asks us whether we prefer a lecture in the lecture hall or a small group in another department.

The foreigner asks where the hotel is.

I don’t know what applies today, but I’ll ask, so there isn’t a misunderstanding.

I don’t know what is happening now, but I will ask.

At the hotel reception I ask if they have Wi‑Fi and if breakfast is free.

Before I sign, I want to ask the owner whether water and internet are included in the price.

Maybe we should ask the owner whether the sink repair has been finished and whether the exit to the garage stays open?

I get confused when you speak very fast, so I ask one more time.

My roommate asked me where the folder with the photocopies is, and I told her that it is on the desk.

At the town hall I asked whether I have any tax or other debt that I have to pay this month.

I asked the accountant when to pay the tax so that I don’t have debt again.

My niece asked which flower to put in the vase and chose the red one.

It’s better to ask the lifeguard than to dive in where you don’t know whether the water is shallow or deep.

At the gas station I asked politely: “Can you tell me if this gasoline is better for a small car?”

I wonder if I should ask the teacher one more time.

I don't know the reason, but I will ask.

The doctor asked whether the child has an allergy to any medicine or any food.

This symptom is not serious, but I want to ask the doctor.

Don't pierce the wall without asking the owner.

Tomorrow I will speak with the mechanic again, because I also want to ask about the tire.

The godmother asked exactly when they will baptize the baby, so that she can arrange her trip.

The female passenger in front of me asked where the toilet is.

I don’t know if I am entitled to more leave, but I will ask the accountant this afternoon.

The saleswoman was very willing and brought me another size without my asking her a second time.

Don’t panic if you don’t find the right room immediately; we’ll ask someone.

The professor asked which adjective fits better in this phrase.

Out of curiosity I asked the teacher again, and she answered with tenderness.

I asked at the reception whether breakfast is free.

At the reception I asked, “Can you check whether the courier left my package?”

Ask the specialist.

The class teacher asks about consistency with schoolwork.