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Indirect Questions: Pre-Intermediate

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Indirect Questions: Pre-Intermediate
 

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Practice indirect questions

by MOHAMMED MOJAHID
1

Convert to indirect: 'Where is the station?' Options: A) Could you tell me where is the station? B) Could you tell me where the station is? C) Could you tell me where the station was? D) Do you know where the station is?

2

Convert to indirect: 'What time is it?' Options: A) Do you know what time it is? B) Do you know what time it was? C) Could you tell me what time it is? D) Could you tell me what time it was?

3

Convert to indirect: 'Where did she go?' Options: A) Do you know where she went? B) Could you tell me where she went? C) Do you know where she goes? D) Could you tell me where she went?

4

Convert to indirect: 'When will the meeting start?' Options: A) Can you tell me when the meeting starts? B) Could you tell me when the meeting will start? C) Do you know when the meeting starts? D) Could you tell me when the meeting started?

5

Convert to indirect: 'Why are you late?' Options: A) Could you tell me why you are late? B) Could you tell me why you were late? C) Do you know why you are late? D) Why are you late, could you tell me?

6

Convert to indirect: 'What’s your name?' Options: A) Could you tell me what your name is? B) Could you tell me what your name? C) What could you tell me your name is? D) Do you know what your name is?

7

Convert to indirect: 'Where can I buy tickets?' Options: A) Could you tell me where I can buy tickets? B) Could you tell me where I can buy tickets at? C) Do you know where I can buy tickets? D) Could you tell me where can I buy tickets?

8

Convert to indirect: 'Is this the right way?' Options: A) Do you know if this is the right way? B) Could you tell me if this is the right way? C) Do you know this is the right way? D) Could you tell me this is the right way?

9

Convert to indirect: 'How old are you?' Options: A) Could you tell me how old you are? B) Could you tell me how old you were? C) Do you know how old you are? D) Could you tell me your age?

10

Convert to indirect: 'Are they coming tomorrow?' Options: A) Could you tell me if they are coming tomorrow? B) Could you tell me if they will come tomorrow? C) Do you know if they are coming tomorrow? D) Could you tell me if they are coming yesterday?

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Correct is 'Could you tell me where the station is?' Indirect questions move verb to the end and use 'could you tell me'.

Correct uses present tense: 'what time it is'.

Correct uses past tense 'went' since verb is past.

Correct uses future 'will start' and 'Could you tell me'.

Correct uses present tense 'are late' if late is current; use 'why you are late'.

Correct uses 'what your name is'.

Correct places 'where I can buy tickets' after 'where'.

Correct uses 'if' for indirect yes/no questions.

Correct uses present tense 'how old you are'.

Correct uses 'are coming tomorrow' and indirect form with 'if'.

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