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Indirect Questions Exercise 2

The document provides examples of changing direct questions into indirect questions using the phrase "do you know" in the past simple tense. There are 20 examples where a direct question about an event in the past is rewritten into an indirect question starting with "Do you know" followed by if, where, how, who, why, etc. depending on the original direct question.

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Indirect Questions Exercise 2

The document provides examples of changing direct questions into indirect questions using the phrase "do you know" in the past simple tense. There are 20 examples where a direct question about an event in the past is rewritten into an indirect question starting with "Do you know" followed by if, where, how, who, why, etc. depending on the original direct question.

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Indirect Questions Exercise 2 (Past Simple Tense)

Change the direct questions into indirect questions. Use ‘do you know’.

1) Did she go out last night?

Do you know if she went out last night?

2) Where did she meet her brother?

Do you know where she met her brother?

3) How was the film?

Do you know how the film was?

4) Was David the first to arrive?

Do you know if David was the first to arrive?

5) Did Lucy work at home yesterday?

Do you know if Lucy worked at home yesterday?

6) What was the problem?

Do you know what the problem was?

7) Who did we see at the party?

Do you know who we saw at the party?

8) Did Zac call his mum yesterday?

Do you know if Zac called his mum yesterday?

9) Were they at the beach?

Do you know if they were at the beach?

10) Where was the class?

Do you know where the class was?


11) Why did they arrive so late?

Do you know why they arrived so late?

12) Was she at home yesterday?

Do you know if she was at home yesterday?

13) How did she do it?

Do you know how she did it?

14) Were they in the garden?

Do you know if they were in the garden?

15) Did they arrive late?

Do you know if they arrived late?


16) Did John finish the report?

Do you know if John finished the report?

17) Were we late for the meeting?

Do you know if we were late for the meeting?

18) What did they do at the weekend?

Do you know what they did at the weekend?

19) Why was she so early?

Do you know why she was so early?

20) Where was Julie yesterday afternoon?

Do you know where Julie was yesterday afternoon?

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