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Direct And Indirect Questions

June 28, 2024 - A1pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Where ...............?
Wrong!
The direct questions have the same order: Question word + auxiliary verb + subject.
2Do you know where ...............?
Wrong!
Indirect questions are part of another sentence. In indirect questions, the auxiliary verb goes after the subject.
3I don’t know who ...............
Wrong!
4How much ............... cost?
Wrong!
5I have no idea how much ............... cost.
Wrong!
6What time ...............?
Wrong!
7Do you know what time ...............?
Wrong!
8What ...............?
Wrong!
9Please explain what ...............
Wrong!
10I wonder why ............... early today.
Wrong!
11The teacher asked me what ............... writing in my book.
Wrong!
12I want to know how ............... this problem.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Where is Sam?
  2. Do you know where Sam is?
  3. I don’t know who they are
  4. How much will it cost?
  5. I have no idea how much it will cost.
  6. What time does the show start?
  7. Do you know what time the show starts?
  8. What do you mean?
  9. Please explain what you meant
  10. I wonder why he left early today.
  11. The teacher asked me what I was writing in my book.
  12. I want to know how we will solve this problem.
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