Can I ask ? [ ] A. which bus we're going to take B. which bus are we going to take C. which we're going to take the bus D. which are we going to take the bus 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Can I ask ______?

[ ]

　　A. which bus we're going to take

　　B. which bus are we going to take

　　C. which we're going to take the bus

　　D. which are we going to take the bus

答案：A

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