Indirect Questions

Can you tell me (time, is)

I wonder (can, sit)

Which one features an indirect question?

• Can you tell me whether it's going to rain tonight?

• Are you getting tired yet?

Select the correct version.

• I want to know how she is.

• I want to know how is she.

• I want to know how is she?

Which one features an indirect question?

• She was wondering whether to come.

• Get off that stage!

CHANGE TO DIRECT OR INDIRECT QUESTIONS.

Use “do you know”. “Can you tell me”.

“Do you have any idea”

Did she go out last night?

• Can you tell me if she is going out last night?

• Can you tell me if she goes out last night?

• Can you tell me if she went out last night?

• Can you tell me did she go out last night?

Please tell me where the bookshop was?

• Where the bookshop was?

• Where was the bookshop ?

• Please tell me if the bookshop was?

• Where did the bookshop was?

Where are you going to travel next month?

• Can you tell me where are you going to travel next month?

• Can you tell me where you are going to travel next month?

• Can you tell me if are you going to travel next month?

• Can you tell me where are traveling next month?

Convert the question.. Where is the nearest station?

• I was wondering that if you could tell me where is the nearest station?

• Could you tell me where the nearest station is?

• Coul you tell me where is nearest the station?

• I was wondering where is the nearest station?

Convert the question... Why did you refuse to sign the papers?

• She wondered if did refused to sign the papers?

• She wondered why i refused to sign the papers?

• She wondered if why did i refused to sign the papers?

• She wondered why did i refuse to sign the papers?