“When did you arrive?” (she)

She asked me when I had arrived.

“How long have you lived here?” (she)

She asked me how long I had lived there.

“What are they doing?” (he)

He asked me what they were doing.

“Who called you?” (she)

She asked me who had called me.

“Which one do you want?” (he)

He asked me which one I wanted.

“Where will you go next?” (she)

She asked me where I would go next.

“How did you find it?” (he)

He asked me how I had found it.

“What time does the train leave?” (she)

She asked me what time the train left.

“Did you see him?” (he)

He asked me if/whether I had seen him.

“Are they coming today?” (she)

She asked me if/whether they were coming that day.

“Have you finished?” (he)

He asked me if/whether I had finished.

“Can you help me?” (she)

She asked me if/whether I could help her.

“Were you tired?” (he)

He asked me if/whether I had been tired.

“Do you like coffee?” (she)

She asked me if/whether I liked coffee.

“Is he at home?” (she)

She asked me if/whether he was at home.

“Will they call later?” (he)

He asked me if/whether they would call later.

“Has she arrived?” (he)

He asked me if/whether she had arrived.

“Why didn’t you come?” (she)

She asked me why I hadn’t come.

“How can I help you?” (he)

He asked me how he could help me.

“Where were you yesterday?” (she)

She asked me where I had been the day before.

“What are you doing tomorrow?” (he)

He asked me what I was doing the next day.

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Question	Answer
“Where do you work?” (he)	He asked me where I worked.
“When did you arrive?” (she)	She asked me when I had arrived.
“Why are you late?” (he)	He asked me why I was late.
“How long have you lived here?” (she)	She asked me how long I had lived there.
“What are they doing?” (he)	He asked me what they were doing.
“Who called you?” (she)	She asked me who had called me.
“Which one do you want?” (he)	He asked me which one I wanted.
“Where will you go next?” (she)	She asked me where I would go next.
“How did you find it?” (he)	He asked me how I had found it.
“What time does the train leave?” (she)	She asked me what time the train left.
“Did you see him?” (he)	He asked me if/whether I had seen him.
“Are they coming today?” (she)	She asked me if/whether they were coming that day.
“Have you finished?” (he)	He asked me if/whether I had finished.
“Can you help me?” (she)	She asked me if/whether I could help her.
“Were you tired?” (he)	He asked me if/whether I had been tired.
“Do you like coffee?” (she)	She asked me if/whether I liked coffee.
“Is he at home?” (she)	She asked me if/whether he was at home.
“Will they call later?” (he)	He asked me if/whether they would call later.
“Has she arrived?” (he)	He asked me if/whether she had arrived.
“What did she say?” (he)	He asked me what she had said.
“Why didn’t you come?” (she)	She asked me why I hadn’t come.
“How can I help you?” (he)	He asked me how he could help me.
“Where were you yesterday?” (she)	She asked me where I had been the day before.
“What are you doing tomorrow?” (he)	He asked me what I was doing the next day.

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