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Indirect Questions with If, Whether and Question Words —
Forms in Context.

Choose the option that completes each sentence in context.

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Question 1

I cannot find our tickets. Do you know where _____?

Options: are they, they are, do they be

Question 2

We need permission to enter the room. Could you tell me when _____?

Options: can we go in, we go can in, we can go in

Question 3

The driver has left without us. Do you know why _____?

Options: he has left, has he left, he left has

Question 4

Ask the receptionist this question indirectly: Where does the walking tour start? Could you tell me where _____?

Options: does the walking tour start, the walking tour starts, the walking tour start

Question 5

Ask this indirectly: What do the guests need? Do you know what _____?

Options: do the guests need, the guests needs, the guests need

Question 6

Ask this indirectly: When did the parcel arrive? Could you tell me when _____?

Options: the parcel arrived, did the parcel arrive, the parcel did arrived

Question 7

Ask whether the answer is yes or no: Does the hotel have a pool? Do you know _____ the hotel has a pool?

Options: that, if, what

Question 8

Keep the two alternatives in this question: Is breakfast included or extra? Could you tell me _____ breakfast is included or extra?

Options: that, which, whether

Question 9

We need a definite answer for the booking. Please tell me _____ or not you need a room.

Options: whether, if, that

Question 10

Complete this yes/no question without moving or not: I wonder _____ the café takes cards or not.

Options: what, that, if

Question 11

Ask this indirectly: Which bus should I take? Could you tell me _____?

Options: which bus should I take, which bus I should take, whether which bus I should take

Question 12

Ask this indirectly: How much does a day ticket cost? Do you know _____?

Options: how much a day ticket costs, how much does a day ticket cost, if how much a day ticket costs

Question 13

Keep the meanings of both questions: Who invited Ben? Who did Ben invite? I want to know _____, and I also want to know _____.

Options: who Ben invited, who did invited Ben, who invited Ben, who did Ben invite

Question 14

Yesterday, Eva asked me, “Where do you keep your bicycle?” Report her question with a past-tense embedded verb: Eva asked where _____ bicycle.

Options: you kept your, I kept my, did I keep my

Question 15

Choose the end punctuation for three separate complete sentences. Could you tell me what happened_____ I wonder what happened_____ Please tell me what happened_____

Options: ., ?, ,

Practice Indirect Questions with If, Whether and Question Words — Forms in Context with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 15 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every choice.

Practicing grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Indirect Questions with If, Whether and Question Words — Forms in Context in everyday English.

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