I am referring to a present situation. My sentence is, "Also, she ask that we continue to keep her in our prayers." Is ask correct or should it be asks?

It should be ‘asks’ because you need a third person singular form of the verb (ask) to go with the third person singular pronoun ‘she.’ And even if the explanation doesn’t make sense, at least you were on the right track.

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I am trying to figure out what the kids in my class should call me and I don’t know the difference between the usage of Ms. versus Miss. Can you please explain the difference? I am a single, never been married women of 27 years old. Which would be more appropriate?

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I am referring to a present situation. My sentence is, “Also, she ask that we continue to keep her in our prayers.” Is ask correct or should it be asks?

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