DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPECHH

​Nota: LEER ANTES DE COMENZAR LA ACTIVIDAD.

Para las oraciones en INDIRECT SPEECH la palabra THAT Se puede omitir, así que para esta actividad hay respuestas sin la palabra THAT.
EJEMLO:
DIRECT: MARIA SAID "I LIKE PIZZA."
INDIRECT: SHE SAID THAT HE LIKED PIZZA.
INDIRECT: SHE SAID HE LIKED PIZZA.

Multiple Choice

CHANGE TO A INDIRECT SPEECH: She said, "I work in a bank"

• She said that she worked in a bank.

• She said that she works in a bank.

• She said that she was working in a bank.

• She said that she had worked in a bank.

Multiple Choice

Find the correct sentence in INDIRECT SPEECH which matches this sentence in direct speech, Mary asks, "Have you eaten, Ben? "

• Mary asked if Ben has eaten?

• Mary asks if Ben has eaten?.

• Mary asks Ben if he had eaten .

• Mary told Ben he has eaten.

Multiple Choice

CHANGE TO A INDIRECT SPEECH: He said, “I am watching TV.”

• He said that he is watching TV.

• He said that he watched TV.

• He said that he was watching TV.

• He said that he had watched TV.

Multiple Choice

CHANGE TO A INDIRECT SPEECH: They said, “We are playing football.”

• They said that they had been playing football.

• They said that they have played football.

• They said that they play football.

• They said that they were playing football.

Multiple Choice

CHANGE TO A INDIRECT SPEECH: She said, “I was cooking dinner.”

• She said that she had been cooking dinner.

• She said that she cooks dinner.

• She said that she was cooking dinner.

• She said that

  she had cooked dinner.

Multiple Choice

CHANGE TO A INDIRECT SPEECH: He said, “I have a car.”

• He said he is having a car.

• He said he will have a car.

• He said he has a car.

• He said he had a car.

Multiple Choice

CHANGE TO A INDIRECT SPEECH: Tom said, “I can drive.”

• Tom said that he can drive.

• Tom said that he could drive.

• Tom said he drives.

• Tom said he was driving.

Multiple Choice

CHANGE TO A INDIRECT SPEECH: He said, “I should study more.”

• He said he had studied more.

• He said he would study more.

• He said he studies more.

• He said he should study more.

Multiple Choice

CHANGE TO A INDIRECT SPEECH: She said, “I’m tired.”

• She said that she was tired.

• She said that she is tired.

• She said she will be tired.

• She said she had been tired.

Multiple Choice

CHANGE TO A INDIRECT SPEECH: He said, “I don’t like coffee.”

• He said that he doesn’t like coffee.

• He said that he didn’t like coffee.

• He said that he won’t like coffee.

• He said that he hadn’t liked coffee.

Fill in the Blanks

DIRECT: They said, “We were sleeping.”

INDIRECT: They said they

sleeping.

Fill in the Blanks

DIRECT SPEECH: She said, “I am reading a book.”

INDIRECT: She said that she was

a book.

Fill in the Blanks

DIRECT SPEECH: They said, “We went to Paris.”

INDIRECT: They said they

to Paris.

Fill in the Blanks

DIRECT SPEECH: He said, “I’m studying English.”

INDIRECT: He said he

English.

Multiple Choice

According to the image choose the sentence in indirect speech:

• He said that he would call me the next day.

• I chatting with you.

• Would you call me?

• Call me tomorrow when you have time.

Fill in the Blanks

DIrect: She said, “I can’t swim.”

Indirect:

me that she couldn’t swim.

Fill in the Blanks

Direct: He said, “I will call you tomorrow.”

Complete indirect speech: He said that he

me the next day.

Reorder

Reordenar lo siguiente:

• She told me

• that

• she was going

• to visit

• her grandma.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

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They​

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that​

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were ​

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then.

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Direct speech: He said, “I will see you next week.”

indirect speech:

He ​

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​

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that he ​

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​

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me the next week.

Multiple Choice

Direct speech: They said, “We should go home.”

• They said that they would go home.

• They said that they go home.

• They said that they should go home.

• They said that they have to go home.

Multiple Choice

Direct speech: She said, “I was reading at 6 p.m.”

Choose the correct indirect speech

• She said she has read at 6 p.m.

• She said she had been reading at 6 p.m.

• She said she was reading at 6 p.m.

• She said she read at 6 p.m.

Multiple Choice

Direct speech: She said, “I don’t like chocolate.”

• She said that she didn’t like chocolate.

• She said that she doesn’t like chocolate.

• She said that she wasn’t liking chocolate.

• She said that she hadn’t liked chocolate.

Multiple Choice

Direct speech: He said, “I’m not going to school today.”

Indirect speech:

• He said that he didn’t go to school that day.

• He said that he wasn’t going to school today.

• He said that he is not going to school today.

• He said that he was not going to school that day.

Multiple Choice

Direct speech: He said, “I’m going to school today.”

Indirect speech:

• He said that he didn’t go to school that day.

• He said that he wasn’t going to school today.

• He said that he is not going to school today.

• He said that he was going to school that day.