If you have anything/something to ask, feel free to ask.
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Route21
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As an NES but not a teacher:
The main problem that I would have with both sentences is the repetition of "to ask".
I would rather say "If you have any questions feel free to ask."
Regards
R21
The main problem that I would have with both sentences is the repetition of "to ask".
I would rather say "If you have any questions feel free to ask."
Regards
R21
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