Please let us know yesterday, my daughter.
A．where did you go
B．which place you go
C．did you go to the mall
D．if you went to the mall
答案：D
题目分析：根据题干，本句是宾语从句，应该用陈述句语序，故应该排除AC；根据yesterday可知，本句应该是过去时，故排除B。所以本题选D。
点评：对于宾语从句应该注意四点：1、语序：用陈述句语序；2、引导词：A.that B.特殊疑问词 C.if/whether 3、时态：当主句是一般现在时，从句的时态根据从句的时间变化当主句的时态是过去时时，从句应该用过去的某种时态当从句表示客观事实或客观真理等时，从句要用一般现在时。4、人称：根据实际情况变换人称。
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