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The boy asked, “Can I go home now?”

A. The boy asked if he could go home now.
B. The boy asked if he could go home then.
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C. The boy asked if he can go home then.
D. The boy asked could he go home then.

📝 Explanation

'Can' -> 'could', 'now' -> 'then'. Yes/No question requires 'if' or 'whether'.

📖 Additional Information

  • The boy asked if he could go home now.
  • The boy asked if he could go home then.
  • The boy asked if he can go home then.
  • The boy asked could he go home then.

'Can' -> 'could', 'now' -> 'then'. Yes/No question requires 'if' or 'whether'.

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