Direct and indirect speech

Past perfect and past perfect continuous transforms to:

• I don't know

• Past continuous

• It will remain the same

• Present perfect continuous

Transform:Bindu said,"I visit the temple everyday."

• Bindu said that she visits the temple every day.

• I don know😕

• Bindu said that she visited the temple that day

• All of the above

Tags

CCSS.L.3.2C

CCSS.L.4.2B

CCSS.L.6.3A

Change sentence:

He says,"I am ready to go."

• He says that he will be ready.

• He says that he is ready to go.

• He says that he was ready.

• All are wrong

Transform:

Mr.Simon said,"five and seven make twelve. "

• This isn't true!

• Mr.Simon said that five and seven makes twelve.

• Mr.Simon says that five and seven will make twelve.

• We can't say...

Simple past changes into :

• Past perfect

• Past continuous

• Simple present

• Past perfect continuous

Change:She inquired of me if I thought that was a proper answer to give

• Yes I did,

• She told me,"How do u think it was a proper answer to give?"

• She said to me,"Do you think that is a proper answer to give? "

• She said to me ,"have your thought that was a proper answer to give"

Change:The injured women exclaimed,"will none of your help me?"

• The injured women demanded wether anybody would help her.

• The injured woman asked if anybody could help her or not.

• The injured woman inquired of me if I would help her.

• None

Change :direct to indirect:Sameen said,"cheer up father. I'll go and find another job!"

• Sameen informed her father about her new job

• Improper sentence..

• Sameen said joyfully for her father cheer up and that she would go and find another job.

• Sammen told her father that she would go and find another job.

Change the sentence:It was such a tough quiz.

• Don't know

• It was a hard quiz

• "How tough he quiz is"

• "What a tough quiz it was!"

Change:Fred said that he hadn't quite finished his breakfast

• Fred said,"he has nto been quite "

• Fred said, "I will not finish my breakfast. "

• Fred said,"I haven't quite finished my breakfast."

• None of the above