By Direct questions, Commas

I'm having a huge problem figuring out how to edit sentences that start out as a statement but then end with a question or questions. Please help!!! For instance: --The question is: What compliments green?, or, in other words, What color is across from green on the color wheel? Do I put...

Anonymous wrote: Anewcomer wrote:Are these questions correct? #1) Can you tell me who he is? #2) Can you tell me who is he? #3) Can you tell me, who is he? <-- #4) Can you recommend which will suit me? #5) Can you tell me who will win? Thanks Feebs11 wrote:#2 and #3 are essentially the same...

Anewcomer wrote:Are these questions correct? #1) Can you tell me who he is? #2) Can you tell me who is he? #3) Can you tell me, who is he? <-- #4) Can you recommend which will suit me? #5) Can you tell me who will win? Thanks Feebs11 wrote:#2 and #3 are essentially the same - #3 is...

It's not likely the reporter is the person running for mayor. "Ms. Ito," asked the reporter, "are you going to run for mayor?" I'm an American, so I'd put all the commas inside the quotes. I don't remember how this works with BrE. Some people will tell you that you don't need the comma before...

Throughout the conference we will be asking, "here do we stand on tax cuts?"

Yes, I think so, especially before a direct question.

Dear Tutors, I hope that everybody is having a nice week-end. I have a punctuation problem for this type of sentence: One thing I have difficulty adapting to in English, is the pronunciation. But the first question, is "Where was she born?" Do I need a comma before "is?" Am I right...