Are you confusing embedded questions with real questions?
Embedded questions are “inside” sentences or other questions. They may “look” like questions, so it is easy for English-language learners to get confused and build embedded questions as actual questions. In this lesson, learn the differences between interrogative, negative, and affirmative sentence structure; then learn how embedded questions are not really questions. This way, you can build complex sentences in English correctly. Practice video at • Practice video: Embedded questions in Engl...
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