Direct and Indirect Questions: Be Polite!

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Simple and direct. Your class was very usefull, thank you!

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thanks for the explanation. but i wonder why don't we use "she played" instead of "she plays" in the third question, because the question is in the past simple tense.

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Cuz we already have did in the past

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[@foxsmusic6720]

In the last sentence i think its not correct
Because you have eaten
Eaten is a verb
And have is an auxulary

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

“Might you be able to tell me if you’ve eaten?”
As long as you follow the subject + verb pattern, the grammar is correct 😉 Just remember, indirect questions are very polite - we use them with strangers or when we are at work.
Have you seen this movie before?
(Direct = usually this way)
Would you mind telling me if you’ve seen this movie before?
(Indirect - polite)

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