REPORTED SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH

GRAMMAR

DIRECT SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH/ INDIRECT SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH

STATEMENTS IN THE REPORTED SPEECH

STATEMENTS IN THE REPORTED SPEECH

SAY and TELL

STATEMENTS IN THE REPORTED SPEECH

Multiple Choice

After "SAID" in the reported speech "PRESENT SIMPLE" changes into

• Present Perfect Simple

• Past Simple

• Past Perfect Simple

• Past Continuous

Multiple Choice

After "SAID" in the reported speech "PAST SIMPLE" changes into

• Present Perfect Simple

• Past Simple

• Past Perfect Simple

• Past Continuous

Multiple Choice

After "SAID" in the reported speech "PRESENT CONTINUOUS" changes into

• Present Perfect Simple

• Past Simple

• Past Perfect Simple

• Past Continuous

Multiple Choice

After "SAID" in the reported speech "PAST CONTINUOUS" changes into

• Present Perfect Simple

• Past Simple

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Past Continuous

Multiple Choice

After "SAID" in the reported speech "PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS" changes into

• Present Perfect Simple

• Past Simple

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Past Continuous

Multiple Choice

After "SAID" in the reported speech "PRESENT PERFECT" changes into

• Present Perfect Simple

• Past Simple

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Past Perfect

Multiple Choice

After "SAID" in the reported speech "FUTURE" changes into

• Present Perfect Simple

• Conditional

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Past Perfect

Multiple Choice

After "SAID" in the reported speech "FUTURE CONTINUOUS" changes into

• Present Perfect Simple

• Conditional

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Conditional Continuous

OTHER CHANGES

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How do we change "CAN"?

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How do we change "WILL"?

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How do we change "MUST"?

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How do we change "MUST"?

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How do we change "MUSTN'T" (for prohibition)?

OTHER CHANGES

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How do we change "TODAY" (tonight)"?

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How do we change "TOMORROW"?

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How do we change "YESTERDAY"?

TAKE THE NOTE:

TAKE THE NOTE:

Multiple Choice

Do we change the modal verbs "may/might/ should/ ought to" in the reported speech?

• YES

• NO

• ALWAYS

• Sometimes

Multiple Choice

If the situation in the reported statement hasn't changed and still is true in the present, can the reporting verb remain the same form?

• YES

• NO

• NEVER

• SOMETIMES

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How do we change "HERE"?

REPORTED SPEECH: QUESTIONS

REPORTED SPEECH: QUESTIONS

Multiple Choice

We change the word order in a reported question.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

iF / WHETHER is used when reporting ...

• statements

• wh-questions

• yes/no-questions

• suggestions

Multiple Choice

"Do you have a driver's license?" she asked

• She asked me did you have a driver's license.

• She asked me do you have a driver's license.

• She asked me if I had a driver's license.

• She asked me if I have a driver's license.

Multiple Choice

"What do you do in your spare time?" she asked.

• She wanted to know what I do in my spare time.

• She wanted to know what I did in my spare time.

• She wanted to know what did I do in my spare time.

• She wanted to know what do I do in my spare time.

Multiple Choice

"Where did you go?".

• She asked me where I had gone

• She asked me where did you go.

• She asked me where did I go.

• She asked me where you had gone.

Multiple Choice

"Are you glad to be back?" he asked.

• He asked me if I was glad to be back.

• He asked me was I glad to be back.

• He asked me if I am glad to be back.

• He asked me are you glad to be back.

Multiple Choice

"Can you lend me some money?"

• He asked me can you lend him some money.

• He asked me could you lend him some money.

• He asked me if I can lend him some money.

• He asked me if I could lend him some money.

Multiple Choice

"What does she like?" he asked me

• He asked me what she likes.

• He asked me what she liked.

• He asked me what do I like.

• He asked me what did I liked.

REPORTED SPEECH: COMMANDS

Multiple Choice

The verb "wonder" is a synonym of ...

• tell

• say

• order

• ask

Multiple Choice

We usually change pronouns, possessive adjectives and time and place references.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Put it into Indirect Speech: "Take that book, please"

• She told me to take that book

• She said me to take this book

• She tells to take that book

• She ordered that I took that book

Multiple Choice

Put it into Indirect Speech: "Don't look out of the window", she said to him.

• She told him to not look out of the window.

• She told him not to look out of the window.

• She said not to look out of the window

• She told not to look out of the window

REPORTED SPEECH: REQUESTS

REPORTED SPEECH: OFFERS AND

SUGGESTIONS

Multiple Choice

Put it into Indirect Speech: "How about ordering a pizza?", they suggested.

• They suggested that how about ordering a pizza.

• They suggested to order a pizza.

• They suggested ordering a pizza.

• They suggested that they ordering a pizza. They suggested that they ordering a pizza.

REPORTED SPEECH: OTHER POINTS

REPORTED SPEECH: OTHER POINTS

Open Ended

If he thanked you, what did he say?

Open Ended

If he wished you a Merry Christmas, what did he say?

Open Ended

If he called you a liar, what did he say?

Open Ended

If he swore, what did he say?

Open Ended

If he wished you, what did he say?

Open Ended

If he wished you, what did he say?

REPORTED SPEECH: OTHER POINTS