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What do we use Indirect Questions for?
To be more polite
Turn this question into an indirect one "Will he come?"
I'm wondering/Could you tell me.... if he will come?
In Indirect questions we can substitute "if" for...
whether - I'm wondering whether he likes chocolate or not.
Tell me three expressions to start indirect questions
Could you tell me / Do you know / I'm wondering / I don't know / I'd like to know
Is it seven o’clock _________? (The speaker didn’t expect it to be so late.)
Already
A: Where will you be staying? B: I haven’t decided __________, but somewhere in the city centre.
yet
I ___________ meet my friends from my schooldays now and then. (I continue to meet my friends)
still
Tell me three places which use the preposition "in"
Containers (bag, classroom, box), territory (London, the Alps), car/van, water (the sea, a river), printed material (books, pictures)
You can find the room _____ the right of the elevator.
on
Laura is not here, she's ______ University.
at
What is the difference between in the end - at the end?
At the end = specific time or location // in the end = eventually
______ the end of the show, we got up and left.
At
They tried their best and, ____ the end, they made a big difference.
In
I work my best _______ night
at
I met my partner ______ Christmas day, it was lovely!
on
I was born ______ the 80s, what a time!
in
