Word Order
James/ your/ driving/ why/ is/ car?
Why is James driving your car?
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We have known each other for 10 years.
Have we known each other for 10 years?
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It is going to rain heavily tomorrow.
(When)
When is it going to rain heavily?
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Would you like some coffee?
(I wonder...)
I wonder if you would like some coffee.
Who did present the survey results?
Who presented the survey results?
talking/ hours/ what/ for/ about/ were/ two/ you?
What were you talking about for two hours?
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There is a shopping mall in my neighborhood.
Is there a shopping mall in my neighborhood?
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The movie was shot on location.
(Where)
Where was the movie shot?
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Is there a grocery store near here?
(Could you tell me...)
Could you tell me if there is a grocery store near here?
It is your book, is it?
It is your book, isn't it?
take/ how/ here/ it/ long/ to/ Norwich/ get/ from/ does?
How long does it take to get to Norwich from here?
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A new movie by Stephen Spielberg is on in the cinema.
Is a new movie by Stephen Spielberg on in the cinema?
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Jack and Amy have been going out for already 6 years.
(How long)
How long have Jack and Amy been going out?
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How long have Ian and Suzy been married?
(Do you know...)
Do you know how long Ian and Suzy have been married?
When the first time was you travelled to Great Britain?
When was the first time you travelled to Great Britain?
you/ office/ do/ yesterday/ who/ know/ at/ was?
Do you know who was at office yesterday?
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The road works will have been finished by the end of June.
Will the road works have been finished by the end of June?
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There were five students present in the class.
(How many)
How many students were present in the class?
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Who were you talking to when I met you yesterday?
(Could you tell me)
Could you tell me who you were talking to when I met you yesterday?
I'd like to know where did you buy that bag.
I'd like to know where you bought that bag.
if/ can/ here/ tell/ you/ is/ me/ bank/ there/ a/ near?
Can you tell me if there is a bank near here?
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I would have bought the tickets, if I had had enough money.
Would I have bought the tickets, if I had had enough money?
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We usually argue about who is going to take the car.
(What)
What do we usually argue about?
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Don't you want to know more about this topic?
(I wonder)
I wonder if you don't want to know more about this topic.
Could you tell me does the drug store work 24/7?
Could you tell me if the drug store works 24/7?