"Lei sempre faceva domande."

Translation: She always used to ask questions.

[patschge]

i translated "she always used to have questions" and it was marked wrong. why? i´m no native engish speaker but i can remember that someone said to me: " i have a question" when i was in the usa.

[furrykef]

Yes, we say "I have a question", but it's not the same thing as "I'm asking a question". You can have a question without asking one (if you just think it to yourself).

[dnovinc]

"She was always asking questions" can this also be correct?

[mukkapazza]

Yeah!

[Eliza_Betta]

could be "she was always making questions"?

[LatecomerLaurie]

(American English speaker) We don't say "making questions" in English, though

[f.formica]

Yeah, depending on context. Btw the wording here is unnatural, usually sempre would be after the verb.

[tessroselli]

'she always made demands' was marked wrong. Looks a logical and simple translation(?) - the fact that it always happened justifies the translation of imperfect to 'made'.