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Hi, can you judge the following sentnces?

a. I asked the same question to my professor.
b. I asked the same question of my professor.

c. I asked the tall guy the time.
d. I asked the time to the tall guy.
e. I asked tte time of the tall guy.

f. Can I ask a question to you?
g. Did you ask a question to your professor?

Which ones are not acceptable as good English for you?
Also, if you can think of a good English sentence that has the pattern of "ask X to my professor", where X is something other than "question", please let me know.

[aliaa]

a. I asked the same question to my professor.
b. I asked the same question of my professor.
a & b have different meaning
a: means I asked my professor the same question.
b; means I asked someone else the question my professor asked.

c. I asked the tall guy the time.
c: it sounds English

d. I asked the time to the tall guy.
e. I asked tte time of the tall guy.
d & e don't sound English at least for me.

f. Can I ask a question to you? ( you can't say ask to somebody )
Can I ask you a question? this one is more correctg.

Did you ask a question to your professor?
I 'd rather: Did you ask your professor a question?


Also, if you can think of a good English sentence that has the pattern of "ask X to my professor", where X is something other than "question", please let me know.[/QUOTE]

I can say:
1. I asked my professor to leave
2. I asked my professor out ( invitation to go out together
3. I asked my professor to dinner