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He asks if there is still time, and she answers, “Yes.”

You ask if I am ready, and I answer, “Not yet.”

I don’t know the place, so I ask, “Excuse me, how do I get to this address?”

The female student asks another question, because she does not understand the answer exactly.

He also asks, and the teacher explains in Hebrew and then in English.

The customer asks what the price is and whether there is a discount today.

Usually I look for information on the internet before I ask a question.

I want you to find a good answer, and if not, ask the teacher.

He asks whether I agree to use his card, and I say yes.

She asks whether this exercise is more difficult, and I answer that this time it is easy.

The student asks another question, because he does not understand the answer.

At the pharmacy they asked whether I have a cough and whether I have a fever.

I ask her if she can help you, and she says yes.

She asks if I remember where the parking space is, and I say that I can see it from the window.

He asks whether I heard them, and I answer that I heard them but did not see them.

The salesman asks whether the customer needs change after he pays.

I ask the policewoman whether the police station is close to the gas station.

Because there is no fuel, the driver is now near the police station and is asking where the nearest gas station is.