REPORTED QUESTIONS

Nov 07, 2014

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REPORTED QUESTIONS. Could you tell me ……………… .. I’m interested in finding out ……………… .. I would appreciate if you could let me know …… . Could/would you tell me ………………… . I wonder ………. NB! WORD ORDER. Could you tell me when the concert takes place ?

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REPORTED QUESTIONS
Couldyoutell me ……………….. • I’minterestedinfindingout……………….. • I wouldappreciateifyoucouldlet me know……. • Could/wouldyoutell me …………………. • I wonder………..
NB! WORD ORDER • Couldyoutell me whentheconcerttakesplace? • I wonderifthetickets are veryexpensive?
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