Indirect Questions – English Grammar lesson

Indirect questions are a polite way to make a request or ask for information. Also, we use them when asking for a favour. They are very common in English.
At first glance, it may seem that this grammatical topic is difficult to understand, but with constant practice you will learn how to correctly use indirect questions in your speech.

Indirect questions overview 00:05
How to form indirect questions 01:31
Rules of using Indirect questions 02:05
‘Whether or If’ Rules 03:09

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[idealess]

If the original sentence was for example “isn’t Adam a lawyer?” Would the indirect question be something like “Can you tell me whether Adam is a lawyer or not?” I feel like it won’t change much of the meaning but it’s so confusing to me.
I’ve asked multiple teachers over the years but none of them could get a sentence for sure.

[clydejudeburdeos]

Thank you so much for such an informative video. Could you please help me understand if this question can still be considered a yes-no question:

"Is the view pretty?"

Possible answers:
"Yes"
"No"
"Slight"

What if someone answers "50% pretty"?

What do we call these in English?

[sidadmhamad]

(telefone helpline ) instead that word if we say (phone) or (email) it will be true ?

[charosyusufjonova]

teacher could you check my sentence? What does "departure" mean? indirect: Do you know what departure mean is?