REPORTED SPEECH II

REPORTED SPEECH II

YES/NO QUESTIONS

-USE THE VERBS ASKED, WONDERED OR WANTED TO KNOW TO REPORT QUESTIONS.

-USE IF OR WHETHER TO INDICATE IT'S A YES/NO QUESTION.

-CHANGE THE TENSES, PRONOUNS AND TIME CLAUSES AS USUAL.

CHANGE THE ORDER INTO AN AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCE.

Do you like your new house? Asked Sam.

Sam asked whether I liked my new house.

Have you traveled to Europe this year?

Carl wondered if I had traveled to Europe that year?

Multiple Choice

"Are your hands cold?"

He _________ my hands ______ cold.

• asked if / are

• asking if / were

• asked if / were

• asking / if were

Multiple Choice

"Is the milk fresh?"

She ____________ the milk _____fresh.

• wanted to know if / being

• wanted to know if / is

• wanted to know if / -

• wanted to know if / was

Multiple Choice

"Does Julie drink tea?"

Mike asked ______________.

• whether does Julie drink tea

• whether Julie drink tea

• whether Julie drank tea

• Julie whether drinks tea

Multiple Choice

"Is my brother in the garden?"

• Mike wondered if my brother is in the garden.

• Mike wondered if his brother is in the garden

• Mike wondered if his brother was in the garden

• Mike wondered me if his brother was in the garden

WH- QUESTIONS.

-USE THE VERBS ASKED, WONDERED OR WANTED TO KNOW TO REPORT QUESTIONS.

-USE THE QUESTION WORD.

-CHANGE THE TENSES, PRONOUNS AND TIME CLAUSES AS USUAL.

CHANGE THE ORDER INTO AN AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCE.

"Where are you going?"

Kim asked where her mom was going.

"Why did you go to the doctor?"

Jim wanted to know why I had gone to the doctor.

Multiple Choice

"How often do you go to the cinema?"

She asked me _________________________ to the cinema?

• how often did I go

• how often I went

• how often did I went

• how often went I

Multiple Choice

"Where did you go yesterday?"

He wanted to know _________________.

• where did I went the previous day

• where I had gone yesterday.

• where I had gone the previous day.

• I have gone where the previous day

Multiple Choice

"Where will you live after graduation?"

They asked me ________________________.

• where I would live after graduation

• where would I live after graduation

• where will I live after graduation.

• if I would live after graduation

Multiple Choice

"What are you doing?"

I asked her ____________________.

• what is she doing

• what she is doing

• what was she doing

• what she was doing

COMMANDS / REQUESTS

DEPENDING ON THE FORMALITY WE CAN USE ASKED OR TOLD

CHANGE THE VERB TO A FULL INFINITIVE.

CHANGE THE POSSESIVES/PRONOUNS

"STOP! DON'T MOVE"

The police told me to stop and not to move.

"Please close the window."

She asked me to close the window.

Multiple Choice

"Bring me those papers, please"

• She asked me to bring me those papers

• She asked me to brought her those papers

• She asked me to bring her those papers

• She to asked me bring those papers

Multiple Choice

"Close the door after you"

• He told me to close the door after me

• He told to me to closing the door after me

• He told to close the door after me

• He told me closing the door after me

REQUESTS WITH MODAL VERBS

WHEN WE HAVE MODAL VERBS WE CAN CHANGE THEM IN TWO WAYS

1- USE ASKED + FULL INF

2- USE ASKED + IF + COULD/WOULD AND CHANGE THE REST AS ANY OTHER QUESTION.

"Can you open the door?"

She asked me to open the door.

She asked me if I could open the door

Multiple Select

"Will you give me a ride?"

• He asked if I would give him a ride

• He asked if I will gave him a ride

• He asked me to giving him a ride

• He asked me to give him a ride

Multiple Select

Can you lend me $10?

• Kim asked me to lend her $10

• Kim asking me to lend her $10

• Kim asked me if I could to lend her $10

• Kim asked me if I could lend her $10