It does not really make much sense in English. The correct form to say this would be: Ask your partner a question. I hope that helps. Let me know if you have any doubts! :)

If you say this, an English speaker will know what you mean, but it does sound strange, and it isn't quite correct. A better way to say this would be, "ask your partner a question."

You could also say "ask a question to your partner" you would use to instead of from

It should be "Ask your partner a question." If person A tells you "Ask a question from your partner." then it means your partner created a list of questions on his/her own and that person A wants you to choose and ask one of those questions. I doubt this is what you intended, but if the situation ever occured, then it would be correct.

Thanks dear Lauren :-) :-) ♥♥