Question->Statement
Are you hungry?
You are hungry.
Can you tell me who you are?
Who are you?
Where is the horse?
. . . where the horse is?
He said, "I'm angry!"
He said he was angry.
In English, a cat makes this sound.
What is meow?
Where are they going?
They are going.
I wonder where he is from.
Where is he from?
Who is she dating?
. . . who she is dating?
She said, "I want to make cookies!"
She said she wanted to make cookies.
This planet in our solar system has many rings.
What is Saturn?
Why won't you listen?
You won't listen.
Can you tell me what you ate this morning?
What did you eat this morning?
Have you seen this film?
. . . if you have seen this film?
He said, "I don't feel like going out."
He said he didn't feel like going out.
This Soviet politician had big eyebrows.
Who is Leonid Brezhnev?
Who did you see?
You saw . . .
Could you tell us why you chose to quit?
Why did you choose to quit?
What hotel are you going to stay in?
. . . what hotel you are going to stay in?
They asked, "How many cookies do you usually make?"
They asked how many cookies I usualy make.
This means the long hair on a horse's or lion's neck.
What is a mane?
Who was he talking to?
He was talking to . . .
May I ask what you were painting a picture of?
What were you painting a picture of?
Who ate all the borsch?
. . . who ate all the borsch?
I asked, "how could cookies hurt anyone?"
I asked how cookies could hurt anyone.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?