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Do they sound natural? 1. This is one of the most common questions that I have been asking so far. 2. I have been asking this question a lot. (Means people asks me the same question over time) 3 This is one of the most commonly asked questions that I got so far. 4. I have been getting asked this question quite a lot. I am trying to use different sentences to say the same thing. Please help me see if they are correct and sound natural.

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1.This is one of the most common questions that I have been asked (not asking) so far. 2 I have been asked (not asking) this question a lot. 3.This is one of the most commonly asked questions that I have heard (got could be used but it is technically incorrect here) so far. 4. this one is perfect
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Hi! Each of your sentences are correct except for the second one. If you say "I have been asking this question a lot." means that YOU are asking that question since a long time ago until now and that you've done it many times. The correct sentence would be "I have been asked this question a lot". I hope that helped you!

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