It is asking someone out like He or she asked her/ him out to dinner, but she/him had other plans. She or him couldn't go, so he/she asked out someone else. Liz asked John out for dinner.
by asking for it! by asking for it! by asking for it!
if someone is asking you, he/she is asking a "question"
You can put "was asking" into a sentence like this: She was asking for directions to the nearest gas station.
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What are you asking? Are you asking about Kimchi?
"Were asking" is in the past progressive tense. We/you/they were asking.
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The correct grammar is: Why are you asking? (you, he, she)
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im asking you then your asking me
There are 2 syllables in asking.
It's obvious by your question that one of the problems is the lack of communication. You shouldn't be asking us, but asking her.