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Yes or No – Direct and Indirect Questions

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Students read different statements about direct and indirect questions and decide if they are correct or incorrect by answering Yes or No. This activity helps students review and understand the grammar rules and structures of both types of questions.

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Diego Fernando Chamorro Rosero
Diego Fernando Chamorro Rosero
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Students read different statements about direct and indirect questions and decide if they are correct or incorrect by answering Yes or No. This activity helps students review and understand the grammar rules and structures of both types of questions.

by Diego Fernando Chamorro Rosero
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In indirect questions, we use normal word order (subject + verb).

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In indirect questions, we keep the same structure as direct questions.

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The question “Where is the bank?” is a direct question.

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In indirect questions, do/does/did usually disappear.

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The sentence “Do you know where the bank is?” is an indirect question.

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Indirect questions are usually more polite than direct questions.

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The sentence “Where does she live?” is an indirect question.

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In indirect questions, the subject usually comes before the verb.

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The sentence “Can you tell me where the museum is?” is a direct question.

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We often use expressions like “Do you know…” or “Could you tell me…” in indirect questions.

 
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