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Anthon  +  467326 Tue, 22 Jan 08 07:54 AM
Do these sentences mean the same ?

1. i wonder who is she?

2. i wonder who she is?

and

1. i wondered what was on her mind?
2. i wondered what on her mind was?

could anyone explain it,please

thanks
Anthon
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Mister Micawber  +  467339 Tue, 22 Jan 08 08:48 AM

Only these are acceptable English:

I wonder who she is? 
I wondered what was on her mind?


 
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Anthon  +  467341 Tue, 22 Jan 08 08:53 AM
Mr Micawber i really need your help, could you explain it to me why the sentence "i wonder who she is" the "is" is at the back but the sentence "i wonder what was on her mind" the "was" is after what (in the middle). Please help me out.
Anthon
Mister Micawber  +  467372 Tue, 22 Jan 08 12:04 PM

Who is an object in the first case and what is a subject in the second.
Mister Micawber
Anthon, 1 yr 303 days ago
why is who is an object and why it can't be like i wonder who is she
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