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    The document discusses reporting questions in three sentences or less: 1) It explains that when reporting somebody else's question, pronouns, tenses and possessive adjectives may need to be changed and the word order is also changed. 2) For closed yes-or-no questions, the questions can be introduced using "ask" and "if" or "whether". 3) Content questions starting with "wh-" words like who, what, when, where, why are usually introduced using "ask" followed by the corresponding wh- word.

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    The document discusses reporting questions in three sentences or less: 1) It explains that when reporting somebody else's question, pronouns, tenses and possessive adjectives may need to be changed and the word order is also changed. 2) For closed yes-or-no questions, the questions can be introduced using "ask" and "if" or "whether". 3) Content questions starting with "wh-" words like who, what, when, where, why are usually introduced using "ask" followed by the corresponding wh- word.

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    Reporting Questions: Luz Calabrano Francisca Díaz Pía Pérez Sofía Pizarro

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    The document discusses reporting questions in three sentences or less: 1) It explains that when reporting somebody else's question, pronouns, tenses and possessive adjectives may need to be changed and the word order is also changed. 2) For closed yes-or-no questions, the questions can be introduced using "ask" and "if" or "whether". 3) Content questions starting with "wh-" words like who, what, when, where, why are usually introduced using "ask" followed by the corresponding wh- word.

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    Reporting Questions

    Luz Calabrano
    Francisca Daz
    Pa Prez
    Sofa Pizarro
    Reported Questions
    We are expressing somebody elses question.
    As with reported statements, we may need to change pronuns, tenses and
    possessive adjectives.
    The order of the words need to changed as well.
    Closed Questions
    We introduce a closed question (yes or no) with the words Ask and If
    We can use whether
    Are these your He asked me if
    glasses? those were my
    Examples: glasses
    Can you swim? He asked me if
    I could swim
    Content Questions
    We usually introduce to reported question with Ask and the corresponding
    wh-Word

    Whose dog is He asked whose


    Examples: missing? dog was missing
    What do you She asked him
    like doing in what he liked
    your free time? doing in his free
    time

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