INDIRECT+QUESTIONS

media type="custom" key="5328185"media type="custom" key="5328183"Here are some of the most common phrases used for asking indirect questions. Many of these phrases are questions (i.e., //Do you know when the next train leaves?//), while others are statements made to indicate a question (i.e., //I wonder who he is//). I wonder / was wondering ….** (Me pregunto)....when the course starts. Do you happen to know ...?** (No sé si sabrás, igual sabes,....) I'm not sure ... I'd like to know ... Have you any idea ...** Sometimes we also use these phrases to indicate that we'd like some more information. I don’t know…** //Examples:// Do you know when the concert begins ? I wonder when he will arrive. Can you tell me how to check out a book. I’m not sure what he considers appropriate. I don’t know if he is coming to the party this evening. [|indirect question exercise in auto-english]
 * Do you know** when the course starts**… ?
 * Can/could you tell me …** **?
 * I have no idea ...
 * I’m not sure…