please answer this question. this is ommision
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friends pls answer it
pls answer my question
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Can you answer to my question?
1 Answer. "To" is right; "on" would be intelligible, but not the usual way to say it: it would mean "an answer on the subject of my question", which is needlessly long and less clear, except perhaps in unusual contexts.
what rubbish u r saying
hey control ur language
did I say that I knew it
If I had known the answer then y I will ask someone
sorry to talk in a wrong manner but see the question first I asked omission, but she/he isnt answering my question but she's putting a question to me
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