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LESSON
Embedded
ALLISON Questions
SUEYOSHI
Agenda
CLASS OBJECTIVES:
1) ask for information or express
something you don’t know while
using Embedded questions
2) make Embedded questions on your own
Warm Up
Two foreign exchange students are
visiting Rome. Complete their
conversations by using the question
list.
Conversation 1
Conversation 2
Annabelle: There’s so much to see in
Rome. I don’t
how we’re going to
know___________________
choose.
________________
Freddy: We could take a bus tour of Question List:
the city first, and then ● How are we going to choose?
decide. ● How much does a tour bus
Annabelle: Does the guidebook cost?
how much a tour bus costs?
say________________________ ● Where is it?
Freddy: Yeah, it’s about $15 per ● How much are we supposed to
person. tip the driver?
Warm Up
Two foreign exchange students are
visiting Rome. Complete their
conversations by using the question
list.
Conversation 1
Driver: Where do you want to go?
Freddy: Hotel Forte, please. Do you
know ______________
Driver: Of course. Get in I’ll take you.
Freddy: I wonder _____________________
Annabelle:According to the book, the
custom is to leave 10 to 15%.
Conversation 2 Question List:
Annabelle: There’s so much to see in ● How are we going to choose?
Rome. I don’t know___________ ● How much does a tour bus
Freddy: We could take a bus tour of the cost?
city first, and then decide. ● Where is it?
Annabelle: Does the guidebook
● How much are we supposed to
say_____________
Freddy: Yeah, it’s about $15 per person. tip the driver?
EMBEDDED
QUESTIONS
Definition
Embedded questions are
questions that are
inside another sentence.
● Inside a statement Another Way to Remember
● Inside another
question Think of “Embed” as “in bed”.
When you’re in bed, you’re
Examples
tucked in between the blankets.
● I don’t know who our
An embedded question is simply
server is.
a question tucked inside
● Do you remember who our
another one
server is?
How to Form Embedded Questions
Rule #1: If the embedded question is part of a statement,
use a period and not a question mark at the end of the
sentence.
Ex:
Ex:
● The phrase introducing the embedded questions shows if
the sentences expresses something you do not know.
Some Example Phrases:
● Begin yes/no question with if,
whether, or whether or not.
● Begin embedded wh- questions with wh- word (who, what,
which, whose, when , where, why, how, how much, how
many
When do we Sentences with embedded
questions have two main uses:
use embedded 1) To express something you
questions? do not know
2) To ask for information
Examples:
1)
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great. know were
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Can you your
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where
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are m ting
photos.
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ded B:Yes. They were great. Can you tell
embed ons me where took you that picture of the
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quest lake? I want to go!
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and
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which that was.
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like to find out where is it.
Wrap Up