When you ask "What is Alexanders Legacy" you are asking what are his major accomplishments and what he's known for.
Ask yourself first how stupid you are for asking such a thing
It is not a yes but it is not a no either. She is asking you the date of the dance to make sure that she can go.
Because people like to ask questions so that they will learn.
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ask him what he thinks of the dance(a lot of boys dislike middle school dances) if he seems open ask if he's going or if he has a date to go, if he doesn't ask if he'd like to be your date for the dance.
When you ask "What is Alexanders Legacy" you are asking what are his major accomplishments and what he's known for.
There isn't a particular legacy is known for for he was truly great but on of his legacies was when he conquered half of the known world when he was in his thirties, also there was th gordian knot which was a large knot that was untiable but Alexander found a lupol (he slices it in two with his sword)
Faighnich (ask, asking) Iarr (ask for, asking for; want, wanting)
Slaves left a lasting legacy of resilience, strength, and culture. Despite enduring unimaginable hardships, they preserved their traditions, music, and customs, influencing multiple aspects of American society and contributing to the rich tapestry of African American culture that exists today. Their struggles also played a significant role in shaping the ongoing fight for civil rights and equality.
When you ask for directions to a post office, you are asking about location.
no he is not a freak why would you people ask that
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Arastoo
You have not provided enough information for me to know what you are asking.
sho'el (שואל) = he is asking sho'elet (שואלת) = she is asking sho'alim (שואלים) = they are asking sho'alot (שואלות) = they [f] are asking (used sparing, if the group is all women). lish'ol (לשאול) = to ask.
asking
asking without using ask bar