[ Direct and Indirect Question ]
When did the bus arrive?
A. Can you tell me when arrived the bus?
B. Can you tell me when the bus arrived?
C. Can you tell me when did the bus arrive?
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A. a
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A. have saw
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Most people love to see an action movie with a good guy and a bad guy.
A. most, action, good, bad
B. people, see, action
C. good, bad, action
D. love, good, bad