Should anybody help me, please? Which one of these two sentences is more grammatically correct? If you'd like to go out with her, why not to ask her? or.... If you'd like to go out with her, why not ask her? Thanks in advance to those who reply !!!

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It's quite common. What's " quite in this sentence. Does it have two meaning? 1.Very common? 2.fairly common?

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Hello, can you please tell me if this sentence is correct and sounds natural to native speaker? "I've tried to change his mind, but I didn't succeed. " thanks in advance