[ Reported Speech ]
The reporter asked, “Did you see the accident?”
A. The reporter asked me if I saw the accident.
B. The reporter asked me if I had seen the accident.
C. The reporter asked me if I have seen the accident.
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You are not allowed to use red ink in the exam.
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He often _____ to lock the door at night.
A forgets
B forgot
C forget
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