Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the given sentence. When I saw him, I will ask him to return the book he borrowed.

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The sentence is: 'When I saw him, I will ask him to return the book he borrowed.'

The correct structure for a conditional sentence referring to the future is: 'When I see him, I will ask him...'.

- 'When I saw him' is in the past tense, which does not match with 'I will ask' (future tense). 
- The correct tense after 'when' (referring to a future event) is the simple present: 'When I see him'.

Option 4 ('see him') is correct. The sentence should read: 'When I see him, I will ask him to return the book he borrowed.'

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