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REPORTED QUESTIONS
UNIDAD 25
LAS ORACIONES INTERROGATIVAS
INDIRECTAS
Hoy vamos a aprender cómo poner en estilo indirecto las oraciones
interrogativas (Reporting Questions)
En inglés, hay dos tipos de preguntas:
 WH- QUESTIONS: preguntas que comienzan por una partícula WH-
 YES/NO QUESTIONS: preguntas que podemos contestar “sí” ó “no”
Dependiendo del tipo de pregunta que tengamos que “reportar” (= poner en estilo
indirecto) tendremos una estructura sintáctica diferente:
Pregunta en estilo
directo
Pregunta en estilo
indirecto
He said, 'When did
you start smoking?'
He asked me when I
had started smoking
He said, 'Can I sit
down?'
He asked me
if/whether he could sit
down.
WH-Questions
YES/NO
questions
REPORTING WH-QUESTIONS
 Las oraciones interrogativas indirectas pueden ir introducidas por
los verbos: “ask”, “know”, “want to know”, “wonder”, “not know”.
 Los cambios en los tiempos verbales son los mismos que para
las oraciones afirmativas indirectas.
 Cuando reportamos una WH-question, el orden de las palabras
de la pregunta original cambia al ORDEN DE UNA ORACIÓN
DECLARATIVA. El sujeto va inmediatamente detrás del
pronombre interrogativo, y el verbo detrás del sujeto. Vamos a
ver unos ejemplos:
WH-QUESTIONS
What is the problem? I asked what the problem was
Which book do you want? She asked which book I wanted
How much did you pay for it? He asked how much I had paid for it
Where have you hidden the chocolate? They asked her where she had hidden
the chocolate
When will you explain the reported
speech?
We asked her when she would explain
the reported speech
REPORTING YES/NO-QUESTIONS
 Las oraciones interrogativas indirectas pueden ir introducidas por
los verbos: “ask”, “know”, “want to know”, “wonder”, “not know”.
 Los cambios en los tiempos verbales son los mismos que para
las oraciones afirmativas indirectas.
 Cuando reportamos una YES/NO Question, éstas van a ir
introducidas por las conjunciones “if” ó “whether”. El orden de las
palabras de la pregunta original cambia al ORDEN DE UNA
ORACIÓN DECLARATIVA
YES/NO QUESTIONS
I said to them 'Do you like chocolate?' I asked them whether they liked
chocolate
He said to me 'Are you going to sing?' She asked me if I was going to sing
She asked me 'Will you make coffee?' She asked me if I would make coffee
I asked them 'Have you seen my
mobile?'
I asked them if they'd seen my mobile.
EXERCISES ON
REPORTED QUESTIONS
Write down the exact questions the people asked. Think about the changes you
make. Underline the words which are different in each pair of sentences. What do
you notice about the word order?
a) She asked me if I was leaving the shop
'Are you leaving the shop?'
b) She asked me if I'd paid for everything in my bag
________________________________________________________________________
c) She asked me if I would come to the manager's office with her.
________________________________________________________________________
d) The manager asked me how long I had been in the shop and how many things I had
bought.
________________________________________________________________________
e) I asked what was going on
________________________________________________________________________
f) He asked me whether I had a receipt for the pullover
________________________________________________________________________
EXERCISES ON
REPORTED QUESTIONS
Write down the exact questions the people asked. Think about the changes you
make. Underline the words which are different in each pair of sentences. What do
you notice about the word order?
g) They asked which assistant had served me.
________________________________________________________________________
h) Then the store detective asked the manager if he wanted her to call the police.
________________________________________________________________________
i) I asked her if she remembered me.
________________________________________________________________________

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Reported questions

  • 1. REPORTED QUESTIONS UNIDAD 25 LAS ORACIONES INTERROGATIVAS INDIRECTAS
  • 2. Hoy vamos a aprender cómo poner en estilo indirecto las oraciones interrogativas (Reporting Questions) En inglés, hay dos tipos de preguntas:  WH- QUESTIONS: preguntas que comienzan por una partícula WH-  YES/NO QUESTIONS: preguntas que podemos contestar “sí” ó “no” Dependiendo del tipo de pregunta que tengamos que “reportar” (= poner en estilo indirecto) tendremos una estructura sintáctica diferente: Pregunta en estilo directo Pregunta en estilo indirecto He said, 'When did you start smoking?' He asked me when I had started smoking He said, 'Can I sit down?' He asked me if/whether he could sit down. WH-Questions YES/NO questions
  • 3. REPORTING WH-QUESTIONS  Las oraciones interrogativas indirectas pueden ir introducidas por los verbos: “ask”, “know”, “want to know”, “wonder”, “not know”.  Los cambios en los tiempos verbales son los mismos que para las oraciones afirmativas indirectas.  Cuando reportamos una WH-question, el orden de las palabras de la pregunta original cambia al ORDEN DE UNA ORACIÓN DECLARATIVA. El sujeto va inmediatamente detrás del pronombre interrogativo, y el verbo detrás del sujeto. Vamos a ver unos ejemplos: WH-QUESTIONS What is the problem? I asked what the problem was Which book do you want? She asked which book I wanted How much did you pay for it? He asked how much I had paid for it Where have you hidden the chocolate? They asked her where she had hidden the chocolate When will you explain the reported speech? We asked her when she would explain the reported speech
  • 4. REPORTING YES/NO-QUESTIONS  Las oraciones interrogativas indirectas pueden ir introducidas por los verbos: “ask”, “know”, “want to know”, “wonder”, “not know”.  Los cambios en los tiempos verbales son los mismos que para las oraciones afirmativas indirectas.  Cuando reportamos una YES/NO Question, éstas van a ir introducidas por las conjunciones “if” ó “whether”. El orden de las palabras de la pregunta original cambia al ORDEN DE UNA ORACIÓN DECLARATIVA YES/NO QUESTIONS I said to them 'Do you like chocolate?' I asked them whether they liked chocolate He said to me 'Are you going to sing?' She asked me if I was going to sing She asked me 'Will you make coffee?' She asked me if I would make coffee I asked them 'Have you seen my mobile?' I asked them if they'd seen my mobile.
  • 5. EXERCISES ON REPORTED QUESTIONS Write down the exact questions the people asked. Think about the changes you make. Underline the words which are different in each pair of sentences. What do you notice about the word order? a) She asked me if I was leaving the shop 'Are you leaving the shop?' b) She asked me if I'd paid for everything in my bag ________________________________________________________________________ c) She asked me if I would come to the manager's office with her. ________________________________________________________________________ d) The manager asked me how long I had been in the shop and how many things I had bought. ________________________________________________________________________ e) I asked what was going on ________________________________________________________________________ f) He asked me whether I had a receipt for the pullover ________________________________________________________________________
  • 6. EXERCISES ON REPORTED QUESTIONS Write down the exact questions the people asked. Think about the changes you make. Underline the words which are different in each pair of sentences. What do you notice about the word order? g) They asked which assistant had served me. ________________________________________________________________________ h) Then the store detective asked the manager if he wanted her to call the police. ________________________________________________________________________ i) I asked her if she remembered me. ________________________________________________________________________