I Wonder If It Worked

I Wonder If It Worked R Increasinglyverbose Here are the example sentences from this english lesson. how to use – wonder. 1) i wonder if subject verb. i wonder if it will rain tomorrow. i wonder if the train is on time. i wonder if jack is coming to the party. 2) i wonder if you can~ it’s possible to~. i wonder if you can tell me where the station is. I sometimes wonder if my english expressions make sense clearly and textranch helps me a lot in such cases. read the full interview — snappy , translator textranch has been really helpful in improving the flow and repairing the structure of my sentences. read the full interview.

I Wonder If It Worked R Engrish • mind you, i wonder if, at their age, they realise that kippers are smoked herrings. • it was by now that and i wondered whether chilli had been a good choice for a hot meal. • i didn't tell you this the other day when i made you all laugh. i wonder whether i am odd. • mr. howard i wonder whether the hon. A more general and open ended expression of curiosity without immediate action. using “i was wondering” equips you with a subtle, retrospective lens, perfect for approaching conversations with deference and tact, while “i am wondering” and “i wonder” align with the spontaneity and immediacy of the present. 1. independent. after its inaugural telecast, i wondered if it would figure out how to matter after working out all its kinks. 2. los angeles times. i wondered if it would be good. 3. the guardian music. "i wondered how it would work. If is used to introduce a subordinate clause. so it is grammatical. you have subject = i, verb = wonder, and a subordinate clause, functioning as a direct object, introduced by the conjunction if. the whole sentence functioning as a question can be attributed to the verb wonder which indicates curiosity about something mixed with doubt.