Indirect questions You can use indirect questions to be more polite: Direct: Indirect: Could you tell me what the dates and the times of the next course are? Direct: Indirect: I would also like to know whether I need to bring anything else. Note: The word order in indirect questions is the same as in affirmative statements. You use if/whether for yes/no questions. You don't use do, does or did.

Mobile phone is an important invention in the life of mankind. Development does not stand still. Now it’s hard to surprise someone with new technology, but a few years ago the average person couldn’t even dream of such an invention as a mobile phone. A mobile phone allows you to always be in touch, share the latest news with friends and inform your parents that everything is fine with you. Mobile phones have simplified our lives. Now there is no need to be attached to a certain place if you want to talk with another person. A mobile phone allows you to call anywhere in the world.

Mobile phone is an important invention in the life of mankind. Development does not stand still. Now it’s hard to surprise someone with new technology, but a few years ago the average person couldn’t even dream of such an invention as a mobile phone. A mobile phone allows you to always be in touch, share the latest news with friends and inform your parents that everything is fine with you. Mobile phones have simplified our lives. Now there is no need to be attached to a certain place if you want to talk with another person. A mobile phone allows you to call anywhere in the world.