indirect questions

[blue_jay975]

I've read that in indirect questions we say, for example: "Do you know who she is?" Can't we say: "Do you know who is she?"

Thanks!

[rj1948]

Do you know who is she? is correct.

[2006]

Originally Posted by rj1948

Do you know who is she? is correct.

That's certainly not standard English. "Do you know who she is?" is standard English.

[dawoodusmani]

Originally Posted by blue_jay975

I've read that in indirect questions we say, for example: "Do you know who she is?" Can't we say: "Do you know who is she?"

Thanks!

I do agree with 2006.
"Do you know who is she?"
"Do you know who she is?"
Hope this helps!
Dawood

[rj1948]

Thanks 2006.You are correct .I WAS A BIT HASTY.
'Who she is' is not a question here.

[dawoodusmani]

Originally Posted by rj1948

Thanks 2006.You are correct .I WAS A BIT HASTY.
'Who she is' is not a question here.

That's awesome! Now you are on your road.
Keep it up!
Regards!
Dawood

[blue_jay975]

Thanks guys! You're helping a lot.. Till next time..