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Which one is correct?
No one ask me
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No one asks me
Which one is correct?
No one ask me
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No one asks me
No one ask me
Or
No one asks me
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- English (US)
“No one ask me” is a command (it basically means, “Don’t ask me”).
“Please, no one ask me about yesterday. I don’t want to talk about it.”
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“No one asks me” is a statement.
“No one ever asks me about my day.”
“No one asks me for a ride since they know I don’t own a car.”
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Usually it’s:
No one asks me.
No one asked me.
There is also:
No one is asking me.
-No one ask me- could be used as a statement. Example: John and his friends are walking to you and you already know he’s going to ask if he can borrow money. You say out loud “No one ask me for a handout!”
-No one asked me- Example: No one asked me if I wanted to go to the store too.
-No one is asking me- No one is asking me before they use my stuff they just take it. How rude.
I hope this isn’t confusing 😵
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“No one ask me” is a command (it basically means, “Don’t ask me”).
“Please, no one ask me about yesterday. I don’t want to talk about it.”
———
“No one asks me” is a statement.
“No one ever asks me about my day.”
“No one asks me for a ride since they know I don’t own a car.”
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