Wh- noun clauses with when and where
Embed a when- or where- question inside a sentence — "I'm not sure when the bus leaves," "Do you remember where we parked?" Keep statement order after when/where, not question order.
Read the sentences below, then practice the whole lesson with audio.
- 1I'm not sure when the last bus leaves
- 2I'll ask the staff when check-in starts
- 3She wants to know when the museum closes
- 4I'm curious about when the next season will be released
- 5They haven't decided when the meeting will start
- 6Do you remember where we parked the scooter?
- 7He can't remember where his wallet is
- 8I forgot where I saved the file
- 9She's checking where the new café is located
- 10We're curious about where he learned Korean
- 11I'm not sure where the kids went after school
- 12My boss asked me when I could finish the report
- 13She forgot when she was supposed to call him
- 14They want to figure out where the noise is coming from
- 15We haven't decided where we will go on vacation
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