1) The doctor said to his patient, "Are you taking the medicine prescribed to you regularly?"
* The doctor asked the patient whether he was taking the medicine prescribed to him regularly.
2) Her friend said to her, "Can you spare your book for me for a week?"
* Her friend asked her if she could spare her book for her for a week.
3) She said to him, "Can I do anything for you?"
* She asked him if she could do anything for him.
4) His mother said to him, "Will you come home in the evening on time?"
* His mother asked him if he would come home in the evening on time.
5) His friend said to him, "Did I not warn you against this before hand?"
* His friend asked him if he had not warned him about that before hand.
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" * The doctor asked the patient whether he was taking the medicine prescribed to him regularly. " * Her friend asked her if she could borrow her book for her for a week. " * She asked him if she could do anything for him.
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1) The doctor said to his patient, "Are you taking the medicine prescribed to you regularly?"
* The doctor asked the patient whether he was taking the medicine prescribed to him regularly.
2) Her friend said to her, "Can you lend me your book for a week?"
* Her friend asked her if she could borrow her book for her for a week.
3) She said to him, "Can I do