If “Who" refers to one, then it is “asks;” if more than one, then it should be “ask.”
How do you use the word asks?
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- Someone asked me if the work was going well. You can also use a clause beginning with 'whether'.
- I asked Brian whether he agreed. ...
- He asked me where I was going. ...
- He asked me my name. ...
- I was asked my opinion about the new car. ...
- I asked whether they liked the film.
How do you use Ask or asks in a sentence?
“Ask” is one of the most common verbs in English, but there are a number of details to remember when you use it in a sentence.
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Use “ask for” with the object you want to receive:
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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.
