Preguntar vs Pedir
I want to ask you if we can change our plans for tomorrow:
I know 3 is correct, but would 1 or 2 ever work? Many thanks. |
#2 and #3 are the right ways. But #1 is heard frequently: it sounds like "I don't mean to burden you but ...", like "I need this changed but I want to convey the notion that you have the last saying (you don't)".
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