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[There's no questions on this sheet. It is just purely an attempt to better explain the rules of forming reported speech for questions. I used it in conjunction with a textbook that provided exercises, but not a lot of explanations.
Some issues with copying and pasting this into blogger. The arrow symbol appears to have changed into an "e". See Google Docs version above for a copy without formatting issues.]
Yes/No
Questions:
Is Tom a student?
Auxiliary Verb
|
Subject
|
Object
|
Is
|
Tom
|
a student?
|
She asked me if Tom was a student.
She asked me
|
if
|
Subject
|
Auxiliary verb
|
Object
|
Tom
|
was
|
a student
|
(Remember: V1 changes to V2, and V2 changes
to had+ V3)
Do you like soccer?
Auxiliary Verb
|
Subject
|
Main verb
|
Object
|
Do
|
you
|
like
|
soccer?
|
She asked me if I liked soccer.
She asked me
|
if
|
Subject
|
Main Verb
|
Object
|
I
|
liked
|
soccer
|
(V1èV2)
Question
Word Questions:
Where do you live?
Question Word
|
Auxiliary Verb
|
Subject
|
Main Verb
|
Where
|
do
|
you
|
live?
|
She asked me where I lived.
She asked me
|
Question Word
|
Subject
|
Main Verb
|
where
|
I
|
lived
|
(V1èV2)
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