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Again, there are a lot of aspects of the English language that we do not consider as native speakers. Breaking it down, there are many different ways to say the same thing with different implications. The simple present (“I ask”) is the basic go to, but in order to move into intermediate and advanced, one must have some command of the present continuous (“I am asking”), present perfect (“I have asked”), and present perfect continuous (“I have been asking”). I also think it is important for a teacher to model effective use of these different forms. For example, I think it is important to note that a simple past tense often sounds more natural than present perfect (“I asked him” vs “I have asked him”) while getting the same idea across.
