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Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
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Question about Tom's cake.
Hi Teachers,
Could you tell me if it is possible the indirect and direct question that I wrote according to the text?
This Sunday morning, Susan's husband, Tom, is going to surprise her by baking her a chocolate cake while she is at her parents' house.
Ask and answer how Tom is going to surprise Susan.
How is Tom going to suprise Susan?
By baking her a cake.
Thanks in advance
Could you tell me if it is possible the indirect and direct question that I wrote according to the text?
This Sunday morning, Susan's husband, Tom, is going to surprise her by baking her a chocolate cake while she is at her parents' house.
Ask and answer how Tom is going to surprise Susan.
How is Tom going to suprise Susan?
By baking her a cake.
Thanks in advance
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- Your answer is also correct.
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You have written only a direct question, and it is correct.
Your answer is also correct. You can also answer in full, "Tom is going to surprise Susan by baking her a cake."
Your answer is also correct. You can also answer in full, "Tom is going to surprise Susan by baking her a cake."
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Hi free_spirit,
Thank you very much for your reply.
Thank you very much for your reply.
free_spiritYou have written only a direct question, and it is correct.Aren't the bold and underlined words an indirect question? 'Ask and answer how Tom is going to surprise Susan'.
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