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HanJH Posted 18 years ago
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Direct questions to indirect questions
Hello,
In changing direct questions to indirect questions:
Q1: She asked him who had tekephoned?
Which one is correct?
A1-1: "Who did telephone?" she asked him.
A1-2: "Who telephoned? she asked him.
Q2: He asked her where she had worked before?
Which one is correct?
A2-1: Where did you work before?" he asked her.
A2-2: Where have you worked before? he asked her.
Thank you in advance.
In changing direct questions to indirect questions:
Q1: She asked him who had tekephoned?
Which one is correct?
A1-1: "Who did telephone?" she asked him.
A1-2: "Who telephoned? she asked him.
Q2: He asked her where she had worked before?
Which one is correct?
A2-1: Where did you work before?" he asked her.
A2-2: Where have you worked before? he asked her.
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
Q1: She asked him who had telephoned. A1-2: "Who telephoned? " she asked him.
- Q1: She asked him who had telephoned.
- A1-2: "Who telephoned?
- " she asked him.
- Q2: He asked her where she had worked before.
- " he asked her.
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Q1: She asked him who had telephoned.
A1-2: "Who telephoned?" she asked him.
Q2: He asked her where she had worked before.
A2-1: "Where did you work before?" he asked her.
A2-2: "Where have you worked before?" he asked her-- This one is possible, but is not the expected.
Q1: She asked him who had telephoned.
A1-2: "Who telephoned?" she asked him.
Q2: He asked her where she had worked before.
A2-1: "Where did you work before?" he asked her.
A2-2: "Where have you worked before?" he asked her-- This one is possible, but is not the expected.
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