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I am okay. Make a question to find out the feeling with a direct question.

How are you? How are you feeling?

Are you coming to dinner tonight? Make an indirect question with, Could you tell me . . .

Could you tell me if/whether you are coming to dinner tonight?

Could you tell me when the next train arrives? What is the direct question?

What time does the train arrive?

No. I don't want to study this anymore. What is the indirect subject question? I wonder . . .

I wonder who doesn't want to study this anymore.

What is the time? Indirect question - Do you know . . .

Do you know what the time is?

Why is the beach closed? Indirect question - Could you explain to me . . .

Could you explain to me why the beach is closed?

Where are you going to? What is the indirect question? Begin with, I wonder . . .

I wonder where you are going to.

Bob bakes cakes. What is the subject question?

Who bakes cakes?

Do you know what the time is? What is the direct question?

What is the time?

I feel terrible. What is the subject question?

Who feels terrible?

Bob bakes cakes. What is the subject indirect question? I wonder . . .

I wonder who bakes cakes.

I am okay. Make a subject question.

Who feels okay?

No. I don't want to study this anymore. What is the direct subject question?

Who doesn't want to study anymore?

How many students have done their homework? Make an indirect question. Do you have any idea . . .

Do you have any idea how many students have done their homework?

I feel good. How do you ask about the feeling in a direct question?

How do you feel?

Bob bakes cakes. What is the object question?

What does Bob bake?

No. I don't want to play this game anymore. What is the direct question?

Do you want to play this game anymore?

Bob bakes cakes. What is the object indirect question? I wonder . . .

I wonder what Bob bakes.