Reported Speech: questions

“What do you do?”

• He asked me what I do.

• He asked me what I did.

“Are you married?”

• He asked me if I was married.

• He asked me if you were married.

“How often do you come here?”

• She asked me how often do I go there.

• She asked me how often I went there.

“How long have you known him?”

• She asked me how long I had known him.

• She asked me how long had I known him.

“Where do you live?”

• She asked me where did I live.

• She asked me where I lived.

“Where are you going?”

• He asked me where I am going.

• He asked me where I was going.

“Is that your bag?” the police officer asked.

• The police officer asked me it was

  my bag.

• The police officer asked me if it was

  my bag.

“Have you ever been to New York?”

• She asked me if I had ever been to

  New York.

• She asked me I had ever been to

  New York.

“Do you want some coffee?”

• He asked me if I wanted some

  coffee.

• He asked me did I wanted some

  coffee.

“When do you finish?”

• He asked me when I finished.

• He asked me if I finished.