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[Jaysee]

"he asked me were I stayed when I visited toronto"

"she asked me were I had stayed when I visited toronto"

"she asked me were I was staying while visiting toronto"

"she asked me were to stay when visiting toronto"

hi,
which one of these sentences is correct please?
thanks

[Haihao]

It seems there are no correct ones there. It should be like this: "She asked me where I stayed when I visited Toronto".

[Inga]

Hi,
and with your corrections, can we accept the 3rd and the 4th?
She asked me where I was staying while visiting Toronto.
She asked me where to stay when visiting Toronto.
And should we use Sequence of Tenses to express a prior action?
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[MrPedantic]

These are my first impressions:

1. She asked me where I stayed when I visited Toronto.

— e.g. she wants the name of the hotel, or the location.

2. She asked me where I had stayed when I visited Toronto.

— she thinks you may have stayed at more than one location.

3. She asked me where I was staying while visiting Toronto.

— she is referring to a future trip.

4. She asked me where to stay when visiting Toronto.

— she wants advice.

(But those are only first impressions: with a full context, the interpretations might be different.)

Best wishes,

MrP

[Haihao]

MrP's paraphrase, though of his first impression, is across the board, I think.