How many of them do you know already?
A. What does 'Ask after' mean?
- Enquire about someone's health, how life is going
- Give assistance
- Die
- To invite somebody into your house
- Move at the same rate
- Drive a vehicle as fast as possible
- Request to have or be given
- Mean
- Experience different times
- Arrive in large numbers, for military vehicles
- Invite
- Lose hair
- Attack
- To provoke a negative reaction
- Hit and injure someone
- Invite someone
- Explode
- Emit pollution or something else unpleasant
- To invite someone for a date
- When trouble starts
- Visit
- Stop holding (but withdraw support gently)
- Invite someone
- Understand fully
- Use money earned
- Ask a number of people for information of help
- Make someone feel more positive
A quick guess!
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1. Enquire about someone's health, how life is going
'Ask in'
1. To invite somebody into your house
'Ask for'
1. Request to have or be given
'Ask over'
2. Invite
'Ask for'
2. To provoke a negative reaction
'Ask round'
1. Invite someone
'Ask out'
1. To invite someone for a date
'Ask around'
2. Invite someone
'Ask around'
2. Ask a number of people for information of help
Eka, there's obviously no point in you being a student at the Wisma Bahasa. You should be an English teacher!
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