Enrichment: LT 3.2.

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Every morning, she

(practice) yoga to start her day with a sense of calm and focus.

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Despite the difficulties, communities

(come) together to support each other, and by the end of 2021, there were signs of recovery and hope for a post-pandemic future

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Two years ago, the world

(face) an unprecedented challenge as the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the globe

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Scientists predict that, in the next decade, global temperatures

(continue) to rise if urgent measures are not taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

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Within the next decade, renewable energy sources

(become) more prevalent, contributing to the fight against global warming

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Climate change conferences

(occur) regularly, with experts discussing strategies to mitigate global warming.

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NASA __ currently ______ (develop) cutting-edge technologies for future space exploration missions

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Researchers

(analyze) data from the James Webb Space Telescope at the moment.

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NASA's Earth Science Division __ continually _____ (monitor) our planet's climate using a network of satellites

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Write the verb in it's past progressive form. (Type your answer in small letters only)

During the 1970s, the government

(implement) reforms to address social and economic issues.

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What tense of the verb is used in the sentence below?

Educational advancements were taking place in the 1990s.

• Simple Past Tense

• Past Perfect Tense

• Past Progressive Tense

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What tense of the verb is used in the sentence below?

Researchers quickly collaborated to develop vaccines.

• Simple Past Tense

• Past Perfect Tense

• Past Progressive Tense

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What tense of the verb is used in the sentence below?

1. By the time I arrived at the party, they had already started the celebration.

• Simple Past Tense

• Past Perfect Tense

• Past Progressive Tense

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What tense of the verb is used in the sentence below?

1. Astronauts are undergoing rigorous training at NASA's facilities.

• Present Perfect Tense

• Present Progressive Tense

• Simple Present Tense

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What tense of the verb is used in the sentence below?

1. We have lived in this beautiful city for five years.

• Present Perfect Tense

• Present Progressive Tense

• Simple Present Tense

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What tense of the verb is used in the sentence below?

1. Every Sunday, without fail, she diligently engages in a soul-soothing musical journey.

• Present Perfect Tense

• Present Progressive Tense

• Simple Present Tense

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What tense of the verb is used in the sentence below?

1. This time tomorrow, we will be flying to our vacation destination.

• Future Perfect Tense

• Simple Future Tense

• Future Progressive Tense

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What tense of the verb is used in the sentence below?

1. Mr and Mrs. Rosario will attend the most anticipated gathering of the different NGOs from different cities in the Philippines.

• Future Perfect Tense

• Simple Future Tense

• Future Progressive Tense

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Convert the direct speech below into a reported speech. (Answer in proper capitalization and punctuation)

Marcos said in an ambush interview in Manila, "If we feel that there is enough ground to do so, we will."

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Convert the following direct speech to reported speech: "I will finish my homework by 8 PM," Tom said.

• Tom said he will finish his homework by 8 PM.

• Tom said he would finish his homework by 8 PM.

• Tom says he will finish his homework by 8 PM.

• Tom had said he finished his homework by 8 PM.
  

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Convert the sentence below into a direct speech: (Answer in proper capitalization and punctuation)

The decision to revert to the old academic calendar was based on consultations done by DepEd.

-DepEd Undersecretary Michael Poa

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Bongalon said, "Marcos' complaints about the Ayuda para sa Kapos ang Kita Program (AKAP) are ironic, since she herself made realignments."

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Kuan said, "Boats like these are not illegal at all."

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Convert the statement below into a direct speech. (Answer in proper capitalization and punctuation)

Let’s handle the matter peacefully. -Taiwan Defense Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng

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Convert the direct speech below into a reported speech. (Answer in proper capitalization and punctuation)

The White House said, "These transfers will support the Armed Forces of the Philippines’ modernization program."

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What does direct speech mean in a sentence?

• Summarizing someone's words without quoting them

• Using someone's exact words in a sentence, typically enclosed in quotation marks

• Describing an event without mentioning who said it

• Explaining what someone meant in your own words.

Multiple Choice

Given the reported speech, "She said she could swim when she was four years old," choose the original direct speech statement.

• "I can swim when I was four years old," she said.

• "I could swim when I was four years old," she said.

• "I could swim when I am four years old," she said.

• "I will swim when I was four years old," she said.

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In reported speech, how do you typically change the tense of the verb from direct speech?

• From present to past

• From past to present

• From future to present

• No change is necessary

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Which sentence correctly reports the question: "Can you play the piano?" asked John.

• John asked if I could play the piano.

• John asked if I can play the piano.

• John asked could I play the piano.

• John asked that I can play the piano.

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How are questions converted from direct to reported speech?

• By using the same question format and adding 'he asked' or 'she asked' at the beginning.

• By changing the statement into a question form and adjusting the tense.

• By introducing the clause with 'asked' and using 'if' or 'whether' for yes/no questions, and adjusting word order for WH-questions.

• By directly quoting the question without any changes.