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I watched the movie last night. The correct answer is A. She asked how much I paid for that. D. They asked why was I still here. B. He asked what I was doing now. The correct answer is B. She asked when I had last seen her. The correct answer is B. B. She asked if I was ready for the trip next week. 1. The correct answer is C (does) and D (opens). The corrected sentence should read: "Could you tell me when the embassy opens?" (So, the underlined word or phrase that needs correcting is C (does)) 2. The correct answer is B (what whoe -> what). The corrected sentence should read: "Could you tell me what I can buy nearby to use with a socket adapter?" (However, in the context of the sentence, a more suitable correction would be "Could you tell me where I can buy a socket adapter nearby?" Therefore, answer B is partially correct. The correct answer should be B (what -> where)) 3. The correct answer is C (should I -> should you). The corrected sentence should read: "Could you tell me what I should eat before trekking?" (No correction is needed, the sentence is grammatically correct in the form of "Could you tell me what should I eat before trekking?" It's informal and common in spoken English, but in writing, it's more formal and common to use "Could you tell me what I should eat before trekking?") (Therefore, the correct answer should be none of the options) 4. The correct answer is not available from the options, it should be "get" -> "to get". The corrected sentence should read: "Could you show me how to get to the nearest convenience store?" (However, in this case, the question provided doesn't offer a suitable option, and we should choose "get" as the part that needs correcting)