INDIRECT QUESTIONS

When is the party?

• Could you tell me when is the party?

• Could you tell me when the party is?

• Could you tell me when the party?

When do Jhon and Luke meet?

• Could you tell me when Jhon and Luke meets?

• Could you tell me when is meet Jhon and Luke?

• Could you tell me when Jhon and Luke meet?

Did you attend the conference yesterday?

• Do you know if you attended the conference yesterday?

• Do you know if you attend the conference yesterday?

• Do you know if you attend conference yesterday?

Does he live in Paris?

• Could you tell me if he live in Paris?

• Could you tell me if he lives in Paris?

• Could you tell me he lives in Paris?

Did she go to work today?

• Do you think you could you tell me if she goes to work today?

• Do you think you could you tell me she goes to work today?

• Do you think you could you tell me if she went to work today?

What is this?

• Could you tell me what this?

• Could you tell me what is this?

• Could you tell me what this is?

What does he do at the weekend?

• Do you think you could tell me what does he do at the weekend?

• Do you think you could tell me what he does at the weekend?

• Do you think you could tell me what he do at the weekend?

When will you come back?

• Could you tell me when you come back?

• Could you tell me when you will come back?

• Could you tell me when will you come back?

Where does she play tennis?

• Could you tell me where she plays tennis?

• Could you tell me where she play tennis?

• Could you tell me where does she play tennis?

How much does this cost?

• I wonder how much does this costs?

• I wonder how much does this cost?

• I wonder how much this costs?