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In the context: I am asking someone a pendrive to store some file in it.
When I asked peter about a pendrive, he said/replied that he didn't have it.
Is this correct? Can we say here without "about"?
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In the context: I am asking someone for a pendrive to store some file s on it. When I asked P eter for a pendrive, he said/replied that he didn't have one it . Is this correct?
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In the context: I am asking someone for a pendrive to store some files on it.
When I asked Peter for a pendrive, he said/replied that he didn't have one it.
Is this correct?
Can we say here without "about"?
I asked Peter about a pendrive. This means I wanted information, eg Where is it? What colour is it?
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