I inquired what examination I would have to submit to, and he replied, "None at all;" he would admit me on the ground of general intelligence.
I inquired what he wanted, and he said he wanted to do something bold, something that would make him a hero.
Bidding him good morning I had scarcely taken my seat when he produced a miniature from his pocket, and earnestly gazing upon me inquired what I thought of the character of the individual depicted in it.
Wang began by addressing him as "Professor;" whereupon the priest, who thought the stranger had come to consult him as a doctor, inquired what might be the disease from which he was suffering.
The young man, however, inquired what he was doing in that part of the country, and expressed great sympathy with his misfortunes, recommending him to set about taking pupils.
Isabella, after telling Mary what an excellent character she had heard of her, inquired what it was she most wanted; and Mary said that she had just worked up all her flax, and she was most in want of more flax for her wheel.
Illustration: Inquired what it was she most wanted.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "inquired what" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
