U16 Practice (Interchange 2)

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Wash your hands." (tell)

• She told him to wash his hands.

• She tell him to wash his hands.

• She told him not to wash his hands.

• She told him to not wash his hands.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Don't drink all of the milk." (tell)

• She told me to not drink all of the milk.

• She told me not to drink all of the milk.

• She told me don't drink all of the milk.

• She tell me to not drink all of the milk.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Can you get some bread from the store?" (ask)

• He ask her to get some bread from the store.

• He asked her can you get some bread from the store.

• He asked her get some bread from the store.

• He asked her to get some bread from the store.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Bring your books next week." (say)

• The teacher say bring our books next week.

• The teacher say to bring our books next week.

• The teacher said bring our books next week.

• The teacher said to bring our books next week.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Can you turn the music down?" (ask)

• He asked me turn the music down.

• He ask me to turn the music down.

• He asked me to turn the music down.

• He ask me turn the music down.

How could you write this request in reported speech?

"I have made plans."

• He said that he has made plans.

• He said that he had made plans.

• He says that he have made plans.

• He said that he have made plans.

How could you write this request in reported speech?

"We may go out with friends."

• They said he might go out with friends.

• They said they might go out with friends.

• They said he would go out with friends.

• They said they would go out with friends.

How could you write this request in reported speech?

"I have planned an exciting trip."

• He told me that he made plans an exciting trip.

• He told me that he have planned an exciting trip.

• He told me that he has planned and exciting trip.

• He told me that he had planned an exciting trip.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses. (tell)

"I'm going to Washington on Friday."

• She tell me she goes to Washington on Friday.

• She told me she has gone to Washington on Friday.

• She told me she was going to Washington on Friday.

• She told me she went to Washington on Friday.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"I've promised to go to the cinema with my brother." (say)

• She say she has promised to go to the cinema with her brother.

• She said she is promised to go to the cinema with her brother.

• She said she was promised to go to the cinema with her brother.

• She said she had promised to go to the cinema with her brother.