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1. An embedded question is a question contained within another statement or question, usually introduced with phrases like "I wonder", "Could you tell me", etc. 2. There are five rules for using embedded questions: use a period instead of question mark, omit auxiliary verbs, reverse subject-auxiliary word order, avoid contractions, and can use infinitives after question words. 3. Embedded questions are sometimes preferred over direct questions for politeness or when the speaker is unsure of information.
- Author
- Beatrice Gonzales
- Language
- EN