She said that she was going to theatre and wanted to know ------I could accompany him.
Correct answer: C. If
- A. That
- B. Can
- C. If
- D. Could
Explanation
"She said that she was going to the theatre and wanted to know if I could accompany him."This option is correct. "If" is used to introduce indirect questions to inquire about possibilities or conditions.
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