3/19 homework

Hi there [이름]!

You did great here!

I guess the activity was easy for you.

As for your query, here is an explanation.

Normally when you make a Wh-question, you invert the subject and the first auxiliary verb and also move the Wh-word to the front, but -- and this is the sticky point in these constructions -- you don\'t invert the auxiliary verb and the subject in embedded questions, but you do move the Wh-word anyway, leaving the auxiliary verb at the end of these embedded questions, with its complement phrase transformed into a *Wh-*word and moved to the front as a marker.

Here are some examples:

Where is the hospital - Can you tell me where the hospital is?.
Where are the children? -Do you know where the children are?

See you tomorrow.

~Teacher Shanee^^,

1. she said

>>> Correct!
 2. he came

>>> Correct!
 3. your pen is (I have no idea where \'is your pen\' also okay?)

>>> Correct! [That is incorrect.]
 4. he didn\'t ask

>>> Correct!
 5. the map was (do you remember where \'was the map\' also okay?)

>>> Correct! [No, it\'s not okay to say that.]
 6. the train is (I don\'t know what time \'is the train\' also okay?)

>>> Correct!
 7. he lives

>>> Correct!
 8. I did

>>> Correct!

 Thank you everyday shanee ^^

>>> Thank you every day Shanee.^^