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Idiom: He is the only honest thief | Subject-verb agreement: We strongly suggest Mr. Smith review his insurance policy
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A question on 'ask' Sun May 11, 2008 7:30 am  A question on 'ask'		  
Please help me with this.

Here is the situation.

I got a call from John. He asked me to tell Mary to call him.

Can I go to Mary and say, "John asked you to call him?"
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A question on 'ask' Sun May 11, 2008 8:14 am  A question on 'ask'		  
Hi,

There's no problem with that at all.

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