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Indirect questions are a polite or formal way of asking questions.                  Instead of asking someone something directly, we introduce the next phrases:

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Indirect questions are a polite or formal way of asking questions.                  Instead of asking someone something directly, we introduce the next phrases:

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Could you tell me...?

Do you know...?

I wonder...

Would you mind telling me...

I would like to know...

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1. Word order changes

In an indirect question we don't allow the common order of questions.

D: Where does she live?

I: Do you know where she lives?

2. No questions marks

even though you're asking a question, we don't use the question mark

Example:

Can you tell me when show starts

3. No auxiliares

Since we don't follow the same common order of questions, we don't use auxiliaries.

Example:

D: When does the film start?

I: I'd like to know when the film starts.

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Could you tell me...

1. Could you tell me what time the museum closes?

2. Could you tell me how this machine works?

Do you know...

1. Do you know if the restaurant is open today?

2. Do you know what this word means?

I wonder...

1. I wonder how much this book costs.

2. I wonder what she's doing right now.

Would you mind telling me...

1. Would you mind telling me your name again?

2. Would you mind telling me why you were late?

I'd like to know...

1. I'd like to know more about your company.

2. I'd like to know what your plans are for the weekend.