Indirect Questions

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• Could you tell me where Tommy lives?

• Could you tell me where does Tommy lives?

• Could you tell me where lives Tommy?

• Could you tell me where does lives Tommy?

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• Do you know when does the cafeteria opens?

• Do you know when the cafeteria open?

• Do you know when the cafeteria opens?

• Do you know when opens the cafeteria?

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• Could you tell me the course has already started?

• Could you tell me has the course already started?

• Could you tell me if the course has already start?

• Could you tell me if the course has already started?

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• Could you tell me why did you do that?

• Could you tell me why you did that?

• Could you tell why you did that?

• Could you tell me why did you did that?

Choose the correct indirect question for this sentence:

Do you like working with animals?

• Could you tell me if you like working with animals?

• Could you tell if you like working with animals?

• Could you tell me do you like working with animals?

• Could you tell me, you like working with animals?

Choose the correct indirect question for this sentence:

Do you have any computer skills?

• Could you tell if you have any computer skills?

• Could you tell me do you have any computer skills?

• Could you tell me if you have any computer skills?

• Could you tell me if you has any computer skills?

Choose the correct indirect question for this sentence:

Where did you work after school?

• I was wondering you worked after school.

• I was wondering where you work after school.

• I was wondering where did you work after school.

• I was wondering where you worked after school.

Choose the correct indirect question for this sentence:

Where in Venezuela did you study?

• Could you tell me where in Venezuela you studied?

• Could you tell me where in Venezuela did you studied?

• Could you tell me where in Venezuela did you study?

• Could you tell me where in Venezuela do you study?

How is the following sentence translated?

Quisiera saber si tu has terminado de preparar la cena.

• I would like to know if you finished preparing dinner.

• I would like to know if you have finished preparing dinner.

• I would like to know if you finish preparing dinner.

• I would like to know you have finished preparing dinner.

How is the following sentence translated?

¿Podrías decirme si él aprobó su examen?

• Could you tell if he passed his exam?

• Could you tell me does he passed his exam?

• Could you tell me if he pass his exam?

• Could you tell me if he passed his exam?