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Read the passive-aggressive notes left in the office kitchen. Choose the grammatically correct option for each blank.
Someone left a bright pink sticky note on the office fridge:
"I would like to know ________________________________ my expensive turkey sandwich."
Later that afternoon, a mysterious reply appeared below it:
"I have no idea _________________________ delicious, but the boss looked very happy while chewing!"
"I would like to know whether anyone ate my expensive turkey sandwich." "I have no idea if it was delicious..."
When turning a "Yes/No" question into an indirect question, we use if or whether to connect the clauses.
We also drop the auxiliary verb "did" and put the main verb in the past tense (ate instead of did eat), keeping the standard Subject + Verb word order.