Question regarding "Reported speech", please help. :)

[CHOULO19 24,332]

We call that "tachkill' "التشكيل"

Actually, we never do the "movements" now, its almost impossible when you are listening and writing in the same time, it will demand a huge time to write perfectly and its isnt necessary because most of persons will understand without.

We didn't have to do them most of the times, but we used to get grammar problems in exams were we had to put the (we call it "tahreek" تحريك ) on all the letters. I never even attempted them, just skip!

[Heisenberg 1,824]

We didn't have to do them most of the times, but we used to get grammar problems in exams were we had to put the (we call it "tahreek" تحريك ) on all the letters. I never even attempted them, just skip!

Oh yes, kind of problem because you think its easy...you think ! Arabic is the most difficult in my opinion, simply because one word has a lot of definitions & depend on how he is written.

[CHOULO19 24,332]

Oh yes, kind of problem because you think its easy...you think ! Arabic is the most difficult in my opinion, simply because one word has a lot of definitions & depend on how he is written.

Exactly. Another one I always got wrong is how to write the "ألف" in a word. I mean how could one letter depend not only the word it self but the whole sentence?!

[Heisenberg 1,824]

That is the trick in arabic language, ا أ are not the same at all Disscuss later, now its CFC !

[BluesChick 1,260]

So, you have to put "When does your class finish?" into reported speech.

In book, the solution is: She asked me when my class finished.

But I personally would write: She asked me when did my class finish.

Is my version wrong?

Edit: I didn't know where to put it, so I posted it here.

Although when we speak we may say the second, it is because we are lazy. Grammatically it is not right and actually sounds awkward. Choulo had the reason correct: the verb should come after the noun.

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