Indirect Questions

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Indirect Questions, also known as Embedded Questions, are the type of questions we make when we want to be more formal or polite in any given situation. They are easy to make. Just take a question and put an expression like Could you or Would you mind before it to make an Indirect Question.

However, we do need to make some adjustments to the word order in the original question and this is what the exercises recommended here focus on.

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