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Jeg ___ i Oslo.
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Indirect questions
Report a question without question inversion.
Indirect questions
Use subject-before-verb order in an indirect question: hvor bussen går. Use om for yes/no questions. Add som when the question word is the subject: hvem som hadde skrevet den.
The rule, step by step
- Direct Hvor bor du? becomes Jeg spør hvor du bor. After hvor, put the subject before the verb.
- A reported yes/no question uses om: Jeg spør om du kommer.
- If the question word itself is the subject, use patterns such as hvem som: Jeg vet hvem som kommer.
Sentence pattern
hvor + subject + verb · hvem som + verb
| Bokmål | Meaning or use |
|---|---|
| Hvor bor hun? → hvor hun bor | Location question |
| Kommer hun? → om hun kommer | Yes/no question |
| Hvem kommer? → hvem som kommer | Subject question |
Everyday examples
Jeg vet ikke hvor bussen går.
I do not know where the bus goes.
Hun spør hvem som kommer.
She asks who is coming.
Han spør om jeg har tid.
He asks whether I have time.
Kan du si hvor biblioteket ligger?
Can you tell me where the library is?
A common error or a difference in meaning
Jeg vet ikke hvor går bussen.
Jeg vet ikke hvor bussen går.
The reported question is subordinate, so bussen precedes går.
Put the rule into practice
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Choose the form that fits the rule and meaning explained in this lesson.
Complete the gap using the appropriate form of the given word.
Given word: boJeg vet ikke hvor hun _____.
Rebuild the example, starting with “Jeg”: I do not know where the bus goes.
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