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Direct: "What is her name?" - Indirect: "Do you know what?"
Do you know what her name?
Direct: "What time is it?" - Indirect: "Do you know ...?"
Do you know what time it is?
Direct: "Where is the post office?" - Indirect: "Do you know ...?"
Do you know where the post office is?
Direct: "Where are you based?" - Indirect: "Can you tell me ...?"
Can you tell me where you are based?
Direct: "What do you do?" - Indirect: "Can I ask you ...?"
Can I ask you what you do?
Direct: "Where are you coming from?" - Indirect: "Can I ask you ...?"
Can I ask you where you are coming from?
Direct: "What does your job involve?" - Indirect: "Could you tell me ...?"
Could you tell me what your job involves?
Direct: "How long does the interview usually take?" - Indirect: "Could you tell me ...?"
Could you tell me how long the interview usually takes?
Direct: "How often do buses go to the airport?" - Indirect: "Do you know ...?"
Do you know how often buses go to the airport?
Direct: "Is it a big company?" - Indirect: "I'd like to know ..."
I'd like to know if it is a big company.
Direct: "Is there a possibility of extending the contract?" - Indirect: "I'd like to know ..."
I'd like to know if there is a possibility of extending the contract.
Direct: "How long does the course last?" - Indirect: "I'd like to know ..."
I'd like to know how long the course lasts.
Direct: "Is it a full-time contract?" Indirect: "Could you tell me ...?"
Could you tell me if it is a full-time contract?
Direct: "When does the shop open?" - Indirect: "Can you tell me ...?"
Can you tell me when the shop opens?
Direct: "How far is the pharmacy from here?" - Indirect: "Can you tell me ...?"
Can you tell me how far the pharmacy is from here?
Direct : "Which company does she work for?" - Indirect: "Do you know ...?"
Do you know which company she works for?
