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Change the direct question to indirect: "What's the wi-fi password?" "Do you remember..."
what the wi-fi password is?
Change the direct question to indirect: "Is it going to rain this afternoon?" "Do you think..."
it's going to rain this afternoon?
Change the direct question to indirect: "Has Thomas arrived yet?" "Do you know..."
if Thomas has arrived yet?
Change the direct question to indirect: "How much will it cost to repair the roof?" "Can you tell me..."
how much it'll cost to repair the roof
Change the direct question to indirect: "Did Susan's flight take off on time?" "Do you have any idea..."
if Susan's flight took off on time
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR CONTINUOUS: how long _____ you ____ your phone? (HAVE)
How long HAVE you HAD your phone?
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR CONTINUOUS: _____ you ever ____ in an accident? (BE INJURED)
HAVE you ever BEEN INJURED in an accident?
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR CONTINUOUS: How long _____ you ____ here? (STUDY)
How long HAVE you BEEN STUDYING here?
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR CONTINUOUS: How many classes _____ you ____ this year? (MISS)
How many classes HAVE you MISSED this year?
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR CONTINUOUS: How long _____ you ____ in your current home? (LIVE)
How long HAVE you BEEN LIVING in your current home?
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR CONTINUOUS: _____ you ever ____ abroad? (STUDY)
HAVE you ever STUDIED abroad?
The ___ you go to bed, the more ___ it is to get up in the morning.
The LATER you go to bed, the more DIFFICULT it is to get up in the morning.
The ___ north you travel in Canada, the ___ it gets.
The FURTHER north you travel in Canada, the COLDER it gets.
COMPOUND ADJECTIVE: My parents are quite ___. They accept most things I do, without getting upset.
easy-going
COMPOUND ADJECTIVE: My partner is quite ___. He won't listen to other people's ideas.
narrow-minded
COMPOUND ADJECTIVE: Grace never thinks of anyone else, because she's so ___
self-centred
