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The question seems to be incomplete or improperly formatted, as it only states 'Question from' without any specific content or context. This may lead to confusion regarding the intended inquiry.
Answer
'to' is the natural preposition for asking a question to someone.
In English, the most natural preposition to use when asking a question to someone is 'to'. You can ask a question 'to someone'.
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In English, the most natural preposition to use when asking a question to someone is 'to'. You can ask a question 'to someone'.
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While 'ask a question of someone' is also technically correct, it's less commonly used in casual speech than 'ask a question to someone'.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing the use of 'from' in asking questions. Typically, 'from' is used in the context of receiving something rather than posing a question.
Sources
- Is it 'ask a question to someone' or 'ask a question from someone'? - ell.stackexchange.com
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