Indirect questions

Change the direct question into indirect questions. Use the phrase in brackets.

Where does your mother live? (I’d like to know)

Change the direct question into indirect questions. Use the phrase in brackets.

Did you receive my message? (I was wondering)

Change the direct question into indirect questions. Use the phrase in brackets.

When does the train leave? (Could you tell me)

Change the direct question into indirect questions. Use the phrase in brackets.

Is Amy at home? (Do you know)

Change the direct question into indirect questions. Use the phrase in brackets.

Did Mike go to class last week? (I'd like to know)

Change the direct question into indirect questions. Use the phrase in brackets.

Why is the bank closed? (Do you have any idea)

I'd be interested to know when the classes start?

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Can you tell me whether Peter has a car?

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They are introductory phrases to make indirect questions:

• It's wonderful

• May I help

• I was wondering

• I'd like

• Do you know

Would you mind telling me _____

• what code is the class?

• what code the class is?

• what code is the class.

• what code the class is.