Составте косвенные во используя: Can you tell me…? Do you know…? Do you have any idea…? Tell me…? I wonder …?

Example: What time is it? - Do you know what time it is?

1. What did she cook last weekend?
2. Why is she laughing?
3. What do you think?
4. Who is watching TV?
5. How much money will you earn?
6. How was your excursion?
7. What did they buy?
8. Will we go to the theatre?
9. Does he have a driving license?
10. Did you get a postcard?

1. Can you tell me what she cooked last weekend?
To form the indirect question, we use "Can you tell me" followed by the main question "what she cooked last weekend?" In this case, we are asking for information about what someone cooked in the past.

2. Do you know why she is laughing?
By using "Do you know" and the main question "why she is laughing," we are asking for an explanation or reason behind someone's laughter.

3. Do you have any idea what they think?
To create the indirect question, we use "Do you have any idea" followed by the main question "what they think?" Here, we are asking if the person has any knowledge or understanding about someone else's thoughts.

4. Can you tell me who is watching TV?
Using "Can you tell me," followed by the main question "who is watching TV," we are asking for information regarding the person currently watching television.

5. I wonder how much money you will earn?
In this case, we use "I wonder" followed by the main question "how much money you will earn." This expresses curiosity and asks for an estimation or prediction of the amount of money someone will earn.

6. Can you tell me how your excursion was?
By using "Can you tell me" and the main question "how your excursion was," we are asking for a description or explanation of someone's experience during their excursion.

7. Do you know what they bought?
Using "Do you know" and the main question "what they bought," we are asking for information about the items that were purchased.

8. Do you have any idea if we will go to the theater?
To form this indirect question, we use "Do you have any idea" followed by the main question "if we will go to the theater?" Here, we are asking for someone's knowledge or speculation about the possibility of going to the theater.

9. Can you tell me if he has a driving license?
Using "Can you tell me" and the main question "if he has a driving license," we are asking for confirmation or information about someone's possession of a driving license.

10. Do you know if you got a postcard?
By using "Do you know" and the main question "if you got a postcard," we are asking for someone's knowledge or information regarding the receipt of a postcard.