This document discusses different types of questions within sentences. Indirect questions are formed by putting the question into a subordinate clause beginning with a WH word or with if or whether. Direct questions maintain the normal question word order of verb + subject + object and can be either information questions or yes/no questions. Questions can also be embedded within statements or within other questions. Examples provided include "Do you know what the problem is?" and "I wonder if the battery is charged."

1. Questions within sentencesUnit 9- lesson A

3. QuestionswithinsentencesIndirectQuestionsDirectQuestions*Isformedbyputtingthequestionsinto a subordinateclausebeginningwith a WH/WORD orwithifor WBETHER* Whishhavethe normal questionswordorder ( verb + subject + object). Can beeitherinformationquestionsor yes/no Question.QuestionswithinStatementsQuestionswithinQuestionsQuestionswithinStatementsQuestionswithinQuestionsDo youKnowwhattheproblemis?I knowwhatweshould do?Whatistheproblem?Whatshouldwe do?Yes/no QuestionswithinStatementsYes/no QuestionswithinquestionsI wonderifthebatteryischargedDo youknowitthebatteryischarged

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