True or False
We use indirect questions to sound more polite.
What is TRUE?
How many Channels are there?
What is NOT IF?
Can you tell me, how many channels there are?
What is the story about?
What is.....
Can you tell me what the story is about?
Do you know if there is a documentary on tonight?
What is CORRECT?
When we have a YES/NO question, we remove the auxiliary verb and DON´T add anything.
What is False?
We add "IF"
Is there a game on tonight?
What is IF?
I wonder if there is a game on tonight.
Where will we watch the movie?
What is.....
Can you tell me where we will watch the movie?
Do you know what Yuji’s favorite TV program is?
What is CORRECT?
When it's an Wh- question, we remove the auxiliary verb and add "if".
What is FALSE?
We don't add "if".
Where is the remote control?
What is NOT IF?
Is Cory Richards a role model?
What is...
Can you tell me if Cory Richards is a role model?
I wonder reality shows are popular.
What is INCORRECT?
I wonder reality if shows are popular.
In an indirect question, first we have the subject and then the verb.
What is TRUE?
Who cleaned the classroom yesterday?
What's NOT IF?
I wonder who cleaned the classroom yesterday.
Is this the shoe department?
What is.....
Can you tell me if this is the shoe department?
Do you know what obstacles has overcome Cory?
What is INCORRECT?
Do you know what obstacles has Cory overcome?
When we remove the auxiliary verb and the verb is placed after the subject, we keep the question mark in indirect questions.
What is IT DEPENDS?
Was your brother here a few minutes ago?
What is IF?
Could you tell IF your brother was here a few minutes ago?
Who are the new actors?
What is......
Can you tell me who the new actors are?
I want to know if are dangerous the extreme sports.
What is INCORRECT?
I want to know if extreme sports are dangerous.