Can you form an indirect question with 'whether' using the verbs 'think, believe, mean, find'?
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In additions initiated with “ob” are so-called (indirect) decision-making questions which can be answered with “yes” or “no”.
However, the verbs you mentioned have object sets as a supplement.
You mean sentences like…
Then the answer is no. There’s gotta be that set. These that kits take over the function of the battery object, e.g.: Who or what does he think?
Yes, thank you.
Whether you believe it or not, I think that you can do it and I find it good. 😉
I mean, if it comes after the verb
I know what you mean. I know your massive questions.
Do you think he thinks he can lead me behind the light?