
Theme 7 lesson 2
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Easy
William Greene
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7 Slides • 26 Questions
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With Present simple, Past simple, present continuous and past continuous, past perfect.
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Direct speech repeats exactly what someone said.
i love it here.I
Past simple: John said, "I loved it there."
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Drag and Drop
John likes the beach. Which sentence is direct speech in present simple?
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Drag and Drop
John likes the beach. Which sentence is direct speech in past simple?
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I love it here.
Past simple:
John said (that) he loved it there.
Past Perfect:
John said (that) he'd loved it there.
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Multiple Choice
John: “I want a new bike.” (past simple)
John said that he _______ a new bike.
want
wants
wanted
had wanted
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Multiple Choice
John: “I want a new bike.” (past perfect)
John said that he _______ a new bike.
want
wants
wanted
had wanted
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Multiple Choice
Directions: Identify the tense and kind of speech of the line below.
The students said, “We feel excited to learn English online.”
Simple present direct speech
Simple past indirect speech
Present continuous direct speech
Past continuous indirect speech
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Multiple Choice
Directions: Identify the tense and kind of speech of the line below.
The doctors said that they had been doing their best to take care of the Covid-19 patients.
Simple present direct speech
Simple past continuous indirect speech
Past perfect continuous indirect speech
Past perfect direct speech
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Multiple Choice
Directions: Transform the sentence from direct to indirect or vice versa.
Anna said that she needed to review for her examination.
Anna said, “I need to review for my examination.”
Anna said, “I am needing to review for my examination.”
Anna said, “I had needed to review for my examination.”
Anna said, “I had been needing to review for my examination.”
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Multiple Choice
Direct Speech is..
the reporting of speech by using similar words to the speaker.
the reporting of speech by rephrasing what the speaker said.
the reporting of speech by repeating the exact words of the speaker.
the reporting of speech at the exact time it was said.
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Multiple Choice
Indirect speech is...
expresses what was said without using the exact words.
expresses what was said using the exact words.
where someone else expresses what was said.
where someone expresses their own words.
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Multiple Choice
Speech marks are needed for what?
Direct Speech
Indirect Speech
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Active or Passive Voice?
Serena made a delicious cheesecake.
Active
Passive
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Multiple Choice
Active or Passive Voice?
The delicious cheesecake was made by Serena.
Active
Passive
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Multiple Choice
Active or Passive Voice?
My prom dress was designed by my sister.
Active
Passive
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Multiple Choice
What is the active voice?
the voice that highlight the person, animal, or thing that performs an action
the voice that focuses on the recipient of the action, or just the action itself
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Multiple Choice
What is the passive voice?
the voice that highlight the person, animal, or thing that performs an action
the voice that focuses on the recipient of the action, or just the action itself
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Multiple Choice
What voice is the sentence below written in?
"The teacher always answers the students' questions."
Active
Passive
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Multiple Choice
Where is this announcement taking place?
Train station
Office
Police station
Airport
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Multiple Choice
What number bus do the passengers need to change to?
10A
1A1
A10
A11
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Multiple Choice
Where must the people go when the bell rings?
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Multiple Choice
Who makes the call?
Andy
Kelly
Betty
Lisa
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Multiple Choice
Why does Betty can't go to the park?
helps at home
does homework
goes to library
has a dentist appointment
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Multiple Choice
Listen and choose the correct picture
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Multiple Choice
Listen and choose the correct picture
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Multiple Choice
What did he do on Tuesday?
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Multiple Choice
How was the weather on Tuesday?
With Present simple, Past simple, present continuous and past continuous, past perfect.
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