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Thinking about who should be the next manager,
you shouldn't give the first priority to how long he's been
working.
Do you know the story (about) how David
got a promotion so young?
If you can tell (me) when and how you'll
give the money back to me, I'll lend you some.
It largely depends on your efforts whether
you can succeed (or not).
I'm curious (about) whose idea will be
chosen in the meeting.
The study is where the president of
the company, Mr. Smith [Mr. Smith, the president of the
company] has spent most of his life.
Our knowledge (about) what is popular is
fixed by the advertisements and the mass media.
I'm not sure whether [if] he can
afford to manage the shop (or not).
This is how Cindy became the vice president
though a lot of stockholders were opposed to it.
She wondered if [whether] she could
get along with her colleagues.
We often wonder from whom she learned
to speak such beautiful English ［ who she learned to speak
such beautiful English from］.
I'm hesitating over whether I should
[whether to] go to the US (or not).
She hesitated over where she should
[where to] study English conversation.
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