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Rajesh jain Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Sentence
1.I am asking how did you make it ?
2.I am asking how you made it?
Which sentence is correct?
2.I am asking how you made it?
Which sentence is correct?
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I am asking how did you make it ? I am asking how you made it? Which sentence is correct?
- I am asking how did you make it ?
- I am asking how you made it?
- Which sentence is correct?
- Neither.
- " Indirect speech - I am asking how you made it.
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Hi,
1.I am asking how did you make it ?
2.I am asking how you made it?
Which sentence is correct?
Neither.
Direct speech - I am asking, "How did you make it?"
Indirect speech - I am asking how you made it.
1.I am asking how did you make it ?
2.I am asking how you made it?
Which sentence is correct?
Neither.
Direct speech - I am asking, "How did you make it?"
Indirect speech - I am asking how you made it.
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Why is question mark incorrect in second sentence?
Do you know where we are going?
Is question mark correct in this one?
Do you know where we are going?
Is question mark correct in this one?
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Hi,
Have you studied direct speech and indirect/reported speech yet?
If not, you need to.
In indirect speech, you don't ask the question. You just tell us about the question by using a noun clause.
Have you studied direct speech and indirect/reported speech yet?
If not, you need to.
In indirect speech, you don't ask the question. You just tell us about the question by using a noun clause.
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Hello, Rajesh Jain:
Tom: Do you know where we are going?
Mona: What did you say? I didn't hear you.
Tom: I asked if/whether you knew where we were going.
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Did you notice that your voice rises (goes higher and higher) in the direct question? For example, the way you pronounce "How are you?"
But in the indirect question, your voice does not
Tom: Do you know where we are going?
Mona: What did you say? I didn't hear you.
Tom: I asked if/whether you knew where we were going.
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Did you notice that your voice rises (goes higher and higher) in the direct question? For example, the way you pronounce "How are you?"
But in the indirect question, your voice does not
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