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quote user Tanit Hi As Goodman says only the first one is correct From your post and your examples I understand you ve got Swann s book right So may I suggest another approach to clear your doubt That s an indirect question If you ve got the same edition as me the 3rd have a look at section 276...

Clive wrote I don t see any of these as relative clauses They are noun clauses eg noun clause I read what he wrote eg relative clause I read the letter which he wrote Here which he wrote is relative ie relates to the noun letter I don t see any indirect questions either Hi CliveThis is an...

Hi Latin No it is not wrong to say What is the homework about Any time you want to know what the homework is about is the context I suppose the question that is used more often for this is What do you have to do for homework In a direct question subject and verb are inverted and the question word...