English grammar: Indirect questions If we want to make questions in the English language, we can do it by changing the word order (Is he your brother? Was she there? Have you been to Ireland?) or by using the auxiliary d

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Date: 2014-12-03 04:56:38 English grammar Grammar Data collection Human communication Question Interrogative Who Shall and will Do-support Content clause Irish syntax		English grammar: Indirect questions If we want to make questions in the English language, we can do it by changing the word order (Is he your brother? Was she there? Have you been to Ireland?) or by using the auxiliary d Add to Reading List Source URL: www.e-grammar.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 210,54 KB Share Document on Facebook

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