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This document provides information about reported questions and indirect questions. It discusses the usage, forms, and examples of reported yes/no questions and "wh" questions. Reported questions involve paraphrasing what someone else asked without quoting them directly. They involve changing the verb tense and removing "do" or "did". Indirect questions are a polite way of asking something, such as using "could you tell me" instead of directly asking a question. The document provides examples of reported and indirect yes/no and "wh" questions.
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- 2. Content • Reported questions: usage form examples • Indirect questions usage form examples
- 3. Reported questions USE: -When we want to tell what other people have asked -To paraphrase someone’s question TWO KIND OF REPORTED QUESTIONS: - Yes/No questions - “Wh” questions
- 4. - There is no change in word order (Subject+ verb) -Verbs “go back” on tense Present Simple Past Simple etc. - There is no do/did in reported questions Reported questions
- 5. Yes/No questions: - We use “if” to report Yes/No questions “Wh” questions: - For ‘Wh’ questions you have to use an inserted question Reported questions
- 6. Reported questions YES/NO QUESTIONS “Do you know what a transistor is?” Mike asked me if I knew what a transistor is. “Do you know how to use Pyhton?” He asked her if she knew how to use Pyhton. “Wh” QUESTIONS "What time is it?" He asked me what time it was. "Why hasn't he buy a laptop? She wondered why he hadn't buy a laptop.
- 7. Indirect questions USE: -When we want to be polite TWO KIND OF INDIRECT QUESTIONS: - Yes/No questions - “Wh” questions Could you show me how to buy on e-bay? Yes, sure.
- 8. Indirect questions Yes/No questions: - Introductory phrase + if/whether + subject+ verb “Wh” questions: - Introductory phrase + question word + subject + verb
- 9. Indirect questions YES/NO QUESTIONS Could you tell me if you like programming? Could you tell me if there is a office somewhere? “Wh” QUESTIONS Could you tell me where the CD is? May I ask you why is my computer broken ?
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