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    This document provides an example of how to rearrange words to form indirect questions and identifies unnecessary words in sample indirect questions. It gives the example "I'd like to know what cold drinks you have" and then lists 8 sample indirect questions, asking the reader to underline unnecessary words. Two of the questions are identified as being correct without unnecessary words.

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    This document provides an example of how to rearrange words to form indirect questions and identifies unnecessary words in sample indirect questions. It gives the example "I'd like to know what cold drinks you have" and then lists 8 sample indirect questions, asking the reader to underline unnecessary words. Two of the questions are identified as being correct without unnecessary words.

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    This document provides an example of how to rearrange words to form indirect questions and identifies unnecessary words in sample indirect questions. It gives the example "I'd like to know what cold drinks you have" and then lists 8 sample indirect questions, asking the reader to underline unnecessary words. Two of the questions are identified as being correct without unnecessary words.

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    Name: Wilnando Class: XI Granite

    Put the words in order to make indirect questions.

    e.g.

    to / have / cold / what / like / you / I’d / drinks / know

    I’d like to know what cold drinks you have

    1. Can you tell me what desserts there are?

    2. Could you tell us who the chef is?

    3. I'd like to know how many tables there are.

    4. I'd also like to know who the manager is.

    5. Could you tell me what time the restaurant closes?

    Underline the unnecessary word in each request. Two requests are correct.

    e.g. I'd like to know what seafood do you have.

    1. Could you tell me what time the café closes?

    2. I'd like to see the dessert menu, please.

    3. Can you tell me how long it will take to prepare the duck?

    4. Could you tell me what the vegetarian special is?

    5. I'd like to know if you have a table for two at 8 o'clock this evening.

    6. Can you tell me what flavours of ice cream you have?

    7. Could you tell me where the gentlemen's toilets are, please?

    8. I'd like to know if the chicken curry is very spicy.

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