ENGLISH BEE SET D

I was tasked to give a speech today.

• ACTIVE VOICE

• PASSIVE VOICE

I was told that I was qualified for the job.

• ACTIVE VOICE

• PASSIVE VOICE

I juggle between my work and my studies.

• ACTIVE VOICE

• PASSIVE VOICE

DIRECT TO INDIRECT:

"Get your bags and go!" our coach said.

• The coach said to get our bags and go.

• Our coach said to get our bags and go.

• Our coach told us to get our bags and go.

DIRECT TO INDIRECT:

"Are you mad at me?" my friend asked.

• My friend asked are you mad at her.

• My friend asked if I am mad at her.

• My friend asked if I was mad at her.

• My friend asked if I had been mad at her.

DIRECT TO INDIRECT:

"What is your greatest dream?" my teacher asked.

• My teacher asked what my greatest dream is.

• My teacher asked what is my greatest dream.

• My teacher asked what my greatest dream was.

• My teacher asked what my greatest dream had been.

DIRECT TO INDIRECT:

"I had a very bad dream last night," my friend told me yesterday.

• My friend told me yesterday that he had a very bad dream the other night.

• My friend told me that he had a very bad dream last night.

• My friend told me yesterday that he had a very bad dream.

• My friend told me that he had a very bad dream.

ACTIVE TO PASSIVE:

John prefers the color blue.

• The color blue is preferred by John.

• The color blue was preferred by John.

• The color blue had been preferred by John.

• The color blue preferred by John.

ACTIVE TO PASSIVE:

Kate and her friends prepared a surprise birthday party for Julia.

• A surprise birthday party was prepared by Kate and her friends for Julia.

• A surprise birthday party had been prepared by Kate and her friends for Julia.

• A surprise birthday party is prepared by Kate and her friends for Julia.

In changing direct to indirect speech, all of these are to be changed except __________

• pronoun

• demonstrative pronoun

• words that indicate time and place

• verb in the introductory part