Direct And Indirect Speech

Turn direct speech into indirect speech-

"Have you got a computer?"

• He wanted to know whether I had a computer

• He wanted to know how I got a computer

• He wanted a computer

• He didn't want a

  computer

Turn direct speech into indirect speech

"Have you been to Bristol before?"

• She wanted to go to Bristol

• She asked when I went to Bristol

• She has been to Bristol

• She asked if I had been to Bristol before.

Turn direct speech into indirect speech

"I need help with my work."

• He said, “I need help with my homework.”

• He said I do not need help with my homework.

• He said I am doing my homework.

• He said I want to do homework.

Turn direct speech into indirect speech

"I was walking along the Street."

• He didn't walk along the street.

• He was not liking to walk along the

  street.

• He said he had been walking along the Street.

• He liked to walk along the street

Turn direct speech into indirect speech

"She says, “I am ill.”"

• She says that she is not ill

• She says that she is ill

• She did not say anything

Turn Indirect speech to direct speech.

"She/He said that she hadn’t seen George recently."

• I haven’t seen George recently.

• I have seen George lately

Turn Indirect speech to direct speech

"He/She said “I need help with my homework.”"

• I don't need help with my homework

• I finished my homework

• I need help with my work.

Turn Indirect speech to direct speech

"He said that he was living in Paris."

• I am living in Paris.

• I am living in Pairs.

• I am not living in Paris

Turn Indirect speech to direct speech

"Alex said that his parents were very well."

• My parents are very well.

• My parents are very wel.

• My parents aren't

  very well.

Turn Indirect speech to direct speech

"He said he bought a car."

• I didn't buy a car.

• I bouhgt a car.

• I bought a car.