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Passages unit 10B

Passages unit 10B

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7th Grade

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L.3.2C, L.4.2B, L.6.3A

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The art of complaining

Lesson 10B

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SIMPLE AND COMPLEX INDIRECT QUESTIONS 

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Open Ended

Make these direct questions into indirect questions:

What time is it?

Where is the music shop?

Why did you move to D.C.?

Can we meet on Monday?

Can you loan me your car?

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An indirect question

I use indirect questions when I'm asking for help in the street, because they are very polite. Indirect questions start with a phrase like 'could you tell me...' or 'do you know...'.

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Example:

Direct question: Where is the bank?

Indirect question: Could you tell me where the bank is?  

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Here are a few common question phrases for indirect questions:

Can/Could you tell me…?

Do you know…?

Would you mind…?

Do you have any idea…?

Would it be possible…?

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Here’s the direct question:

Where is MacDougal Street?

And the indirect question:

Can you tell me where MacDougal Street is?

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Change the following direct questions into indirect questions using the introductory clauses given.

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Multiple Choice

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What is the weather going to be like tomorrow?

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Do you know what the weather going to be like tomorrow?

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Do you know what the weather is going to be like tomorrow?

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Do you know what is the weather going to be like tomorrow?

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Multiple Choice

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What time does the office open?

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Do you know what time does the office opens?

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Do you know what time does the office open?

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Do you know what time the office opens?

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Multiple Choice

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Where is the restroom?

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Can you tell me where is the restroom?

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Do you know where is the restroom?

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Can you tell me where the restoom is?

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Multiple Choice

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Does this car get good gas mileage?

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Do you know if this car gets good gas mileage?

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Can you tell me does this car gets good gas mileage?

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Do you know if does this car get good gas mileage?

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Can you tell me if this car get good gas mileage?

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Multiple Choice

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Does this coffee have caffeine?

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Can you tell me if this coffee has caffeine?

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Can you tell me if this coffee have caffeine?

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Can you tell me if does this coffee have caffeine?

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Fill in the Blanks

Change the direct question into indirect questions. Use the phrase in brackets.


When does the train leave? (Could you tell me)

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

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INDIRECT QUESTION

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Could you help me?

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Could you tell me what her name is?

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Could you close the door?

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Multiple Choice

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INDIRECT QUESTION

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Is my sister in Argentina?

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My sister is in Argentina

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I was wondering if my sister is in Argentina

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Multiple Choice

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Do you know the new boss?

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Direct Question

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Indirect Question

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None

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Multiple Choice

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Have you ever drunk orange juice?

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None

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Indirect Question

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Direct Question

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Multiple Choice

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I'd like to know where you lived

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Direct Question

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Indirect Question

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None

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Multiple Choice

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How is your wife?

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Indirect Question

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Direct Question

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None

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Fill in the Blanks

Change the direct question into indirect questions. Use the phrase in brackets.


Where does your mother live? (I’d like to know)

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Change the direct question into indirect questions. Use the phrase in brackets.


Did you receive my message? (I was wondering)

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

What is the indirect question of: Does Luis drive to work?

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Can you tell me if Luis drive to work?

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Can you tell me if Luis drives to work?

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Can you tell me does Luis drive to work?

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The art of complaining

Lesson 10B

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