Indirect questions

What does he look like?

• I've no idea what does he looks like.

• I've no idea what he looks like.

• I've no idea what he look likes.

Do you need any help?

• Call me if we need any help.

• Call me whether you need any help.

• Call me if she needs any help.

"Where are you from?"

• I`d like to know where are you from?

• I`d like to know where you are from?

• I`d like know where are you from?

"Does Annie know about cars?"

• I wonder to know if Annie knows about cars?

• I wonder if Annie to know about cars?

• I wonder if Annie knows about cars?

Excuse me. How do you get to the post office from here?

• Could you tell me how get you to the post office from here?

• Could you tell me how you to get to the post office from here?

• Could you tell me how you get to the post office from here?

"Do you know the capital of the USA?"

• Do you happen to know the capital of the USA?

• Do you happen know the capital of the USA is?

• Do you know the capital of the USA?

"What are you doing?"

• Do you have any idea what are you doing?

• Do you have any idea what you do?

• Do you have any idea what you are doing?

"Could you take me to the airport?"

• Is there any chance you can take me to the airport?

• Is there any chance can you take me to the airport?

• Is there any chance you could take me to the airport?

How does it work?

• Can you explain to me how it works?

• Can you explain to me how does it work?

• Can you explain how works?

What do you mean?

• I'm not really sure what you mean.

• I'm not really sure what do you mean.

• I'm not really sure what you do mean.