Are these sentences natural? March 31

[musicgold]

Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. My question for you is when are they going to come out with their results.

2. So If I want to do this on my own, where will/would I find the material?

3. Do you need me to help with anything?

Thanks,
MG.

[montfan]

*not a teacher

These are fine with me. The first one is missing a question mark.

[bhaisahab]

I'd write the first one like this:
1. My question for you is: when are they going to come out with their results?

[freezeframe]

I'd write the first one like this:
1. My question for you is; when are they going to come out with their results?

I assume the semicolon is a typo.

I would add "this":

My question for you is this: when are they going to come out with their results?