Is it correct or not?
I know this sentence is correct. "Ask a teacher your question."
Q: But my question: Is this one correct too? "Ask your question from a teacher."
Thanks in advance.
No. "From" means that something would be originating at the teacher and proceeding outward. (It was exceptionally difficult to say that without using the word "from"! ;) )
"To" means starting somewhere else and finishing at the teacher.
"Ask your question *to* a teacher" would be correct.
July 31, 2015
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Hello Ashkan,
Your second question is not correct. The correct structure is in the first question ie ask + sb + a question
Hope this helps
Bob
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