Questions

They asked me...

• whether was I tired.

• whether I was tired.

Could you tell me...

• if the doctor is available?

• if is the doctor available?

Change the sentence into indirect question:

What happened?

• a. Can you tell me what did it happen?

• b. Can you tell me what happened?

Change the sentence into indirect question:

Who called me?

• a. Do you know who called me?

• b. Do you know who did call me?

When did Rafael Nadal get injured?

• a. Do you remember when did Rafael Nadal get injured?

• b. Do you remember when Rafael Nadal got injured?

How tall are they?

• a. Do you know how tall they are?

• b. Do you know how tall are they?

Where were your born?

• a. Can you tell me where were you born?

• b. Can you tell me where you were born?

When is he going to get a job?

• a. I want to know when is he going to get a job.

• b. I want to know when he is going to get a job.

Has he moved house yet?

• a. I wonder whether has he moved house yet.

• b. I wonder whether he has moved house yet.

Choose the correct sentence structure:

• A) She asked me where was I going.

• B) She asked me where I was going.

• C) She asked me where am I going.

• D) She asked me where I going was.