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Can i ask you to something? vs Can i ask you something?

The correct phrase is "Can I ask you something?" The phrase "Can I ask you to something?" is incorrect in English. The correct phrase is commonly used in everyday conversations to politely inquire if someone is willing to answer a question.

Last updated: April 01, 2024 • 1080 views

Can i ask you to something?

This phrase is incorrect in English.

This phrase is not correct in English. The preposition "to" should not be used in this context.
  • Can I ask you to do something?
  • Aunt Mel, can I ask you something woman to woman?
  • Can I ask you something personal Arnold?
  • Can I ask you fellas something?
  • Can I ask you something about this reflective surface?
  • Can I ask you something, sweetie?
  • Julian, can I ask you something?
  • Professor, can I ask you something?
  • Can I ask you something, Guffy?
  • Arlo, can I ask you something?
  • Can I ask you something, sir?
  • Can I ask you something, Arnold?
  • Elizabeth, can I ask you something?
  • Can I ask you something, Pacey?
  • Yes... can I ask you something?
  • Worf, can I ask you something?
  • Paul, can I ask you something?
  • Can I ask you something, Cortez?
  • Allison, can I ask you something?
  • Eddie, can I ask you something?

Alternatives:

  • Can I ask you something?

Can i ask you something?

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is the correct way to ask someone if you can pose a question to them.
  • Arlo, can I ask you something?
  • Elizabeth, can I ask you something?
  • Julian, can I ask you something?
  • Cassie, can I ask you something?
  • Professor, can I ask you something?
  • Listen, can I ask you something?
  • Worf, can I ask you something?
  • Paul, can I ask you something?
  • Allison, can I ask you something?
  • Eddie, can I ask you something?
  • Charity, can I ask you something?
  • Vod, can I ask you something?
  • Gabe, can I ask you something?
  • Alfred, can I ask you something?
  • Look, can I ask you something?
  • Jackie, can I ask you something?
  • Arturo? Can I ask you something?
  • Mother Earth, can I ask you something?
  • Kevin, can I ask you something?
  • Greg, can I ask you something?

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