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I am asking vs I asking

The correct phrase is "I am asking." The verb "am" is necessary to form the present continuous tense in English. Omitting it would result in an incomplete or incorrect sentence.

Last updated: April 01, 2024

I am asking

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that the speaker is currently in the process of asking a question or seeking information.

Examples:

  • I am asking for your opinion on this matter.
  • I am asking because I need clarification.
  • I am asking the House to continue with the debate regardless.
  • That is why I am asking you to reject these amendments.
  • This is why I am asking for your support.
  • I am asking France therefore to submit its position in reply within two weeks.
  • I am asking you to take this issue seriously.
  • I am asking the Commission to come forward now with a draft directive.
  • I am asking the guards to please distribute the bullets.
  • In other words, I am asking for a menu of options.
  • I am asking for his immediate and unconditional release.
  • I am asking that you recognize love in your brother.
  • I am asking my fellow Members to please cast their votes accordingly.
  • All I am asking is whether this is humane.
  • I am asking for the vote to be postponed until tomorrow.
  • I am asking the House to approve this if possible.
  • I am asking the Czech Presidency to begin negotiations on this matter.
  • I am asking for this rule to be changed.
  • Actually Dominic I am asking you.
  • Now I am asking you not to go.
  • So there is one thing, very important, that I am asking now.
  • I am asking the opinion as a specialist.

Alternatives:

  • I am inquiring
  • I am requesting
  • I am seeking information
  • I am wondering
  • I am questioning

I asking

This phrase is incorrect in English. The verb "am" is necessary to form the present continuous tense.

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  • Was I asking you?
  • Was I asking you?
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