Collocation
I wanted to ask you about something.
To inquire or seek information concerning a particular topic, person, or situation.
Definition
'I wanted to ask you about something.' is a common English collocation. To inquire or seek information concerning a particular topic, person, or situation.
ask + (someone) + about + (something/someone)
“Can I ask you about your new project?”
Examples
- She wanted to ask about the job requirements.
- Don't forget to ask the teacher about the homework.
- He keeps asking about your plans for the summer.
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- They asked me about my experience in London.
- I was going to ask him about the strange noise.
- Could you ask about the availability of the tickets?
- She had been asking about your health all week.
- We need to ask about the new policy before it's too late.
- Have you asked about the possibility of working remotely?
- If you ask about the price, they might offer a discount.
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