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Could/ you/ tell/ me/ what/ the symbol/ Scotland?
A. Could you tell to me what is the symbol of Scotland?
B. Could you tell to me what the symbol of Scotland is?
C. Could you tell me what is the symbol of Scotland?
D. Could you tell me what the symbol of Scotland is?
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Đáp án: D
Giải thích: Với câu “Could you tell me…” câu hỏi đằng sau được chuyển về dạng xuôi “Wh-ques + S + V”
Dịch: Bạn có thể nói cho tôi biết biểu tượng của Scotland là gì không?
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