DIRECT AND INDIRECT QUESTIONS. Look… 1. When does the next train leave? 2. Dou you know when the next train leave? 1. Where is the bathroom? 2. Can you.

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DIRECT AND INDIRECT QUESTIONS

Look… 1. When does the next train leave? 2. Dou you know when the next train leave? 1. Where is the bathroom? 2. Can you tell me where the bathroom is? 1. Do you have an extra pen? 2. I wonder if you have an extra pen

They are the commonest, often used in informal or daily life contexts. Example Where is the bus stop? Do you have some money? Is she married?

They are more “polite” than the direct. This questions are often used in formal contexts. They are formed of 2 parts: A polite expresion A question Example Could you tell me your surname? Do you know if he is single? I wonder if you know where the stairs are?

Some polite expressions: Can you tell me……….? What do you think…….? I wonder if……….. Could you tell me……? I’d like to know…….. Do you know……?

Clues to recognize 1. identify a polite expression (P.E.) 2. If there is a P.E., it will be INDIRECT 3. If there is not a P.E., it will be DIRECT Examples: Could you tell me where the police station is? INDIRECT Does Claudia sing well?INDIRECT

Change indirect into direct 1. Delete the polite expression 2. move AM-IS-ARE before the subject 3. Add DO-DOES before the subject Examples Could you tell me where the police station is? -- Where is the Police station? I’d like to know if you love me? -- Do you love me?

Change direct into indirect 1. Add the polite expression 2. move AM-IS-ARE after the subject 3. Delete DO-DOES Examples Are the students paying attention? -- I wonder if the students are paying attention? Do you have my ? -- Could you tell me if you have my mail?

Copy these sentences in your copybook and transform them into indirect questions. 1. What is your name? 2. Why do you want this job? 3. How much do you earn? 4. How soon can you start? 5. What is your address? 6. Do you need some help? 7. Does she speak English? 8. Where do you live? 9. Are you here for the job? 10. Where is your mother?