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Did you call your friend last week? (Indirect) I want to know...
I want to know if you called your friend last week.
Did you change your clothes this morning? (indirect) I wonder...
I wonder if you changed your clothes this morning.
Did you plan your friend's surprise party? (Indirect) I was wondering...
I was wondering if you planned your friend's surprise party.
Did the baby cry a lot? (indirect) I want to know...
I want to know if the baby cried a lot.
Did the student try very hard? (Indirect) I wonder...
I wonder if the student tried very hard.
Did they live in Huelva two years ago? (Indirect) I wonder...
I wonder if they lived in Huelva two years ago.
Did she enjoy the party? (Indirect) She wants to know...
She wants to know if she enjoyed the party.
Did he clean the windows? (Indirect) He wants to know...
He wants to know if he cleaned the windows.
Did you close the door? (Indirect) [She]
She wants to know if you closed the door.
Did she cover her mouth? (Indirect) [He]
He wants to know if she covered her mouth.
Did the artist describe his painting? (Indirect) [Your mom]
Your mom wants to know if the artist described his painting.
Did I whisper your name? (Indirect) [She]
She wants to know if you whispered her name.
Did they welcome the tourists? (Indirect) [He]
He wants to know if they welcomed the tourists.
Did you use your phone? (Indirect) [Your dad]
Your dad wants to know if you used your phone.
Did they turn around? (Indirect) [They]
They want to know if they turned around.
Did she study maths? (Indirect) They wonder...
They wonder if she studied maths.
