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user 41036
For questions about sentences use to give instructions, orders, or commands. For example "Sit down!" or "Do not leave your luggage unattended."
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Requesting someone to ask a question of another person
A is correct.
a) is an instruction. Just ask him.
b) should be written as question. When speaking, you can use b) like this:
Just ask him, has he received the payment?
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