Use “ask for” with the object you want to receive: I asked the teacher for a pencil. I asked her for a glass of water. My son asked for a video game for Christmas.

When to use Ask VS asks?

“who asks” or “who ask”? If “Who” refers to one, then it is “asks;” if more than one, then it should be “ask.”

What is the correct tense of ask?

The past tense of ask is asked. The third-person singular simple present indicative form of ask is asks. The present participle of ask is asking. The past participle of ask is asked.