Reported speach

How do pronouns typically change in reported speech?

• Pronouns in reported speech remain the same as in the direct speech

• Pronouns in reported speech change randomly based on the speaker's preference

• Pronouns in reported speech often change to match the perspective of the reporting speaker

• Pronouns in reported speech always change to the third person, regardless of context.

Which of the following sentences is an example of reported speech?

• "She said, 'I'll be there at 2 PM.''

• "They are going to the store."

• "We might go to the beach next weekend."

• "He's reading a book."

What is reported speech?

• A type of speech commonly used in poetry

• A form of speech used primarily in academic presentations

• A way of conveying someone else's speech, thoughts, or ideas

• A type of speech only used in legal proceedings

In the sentence "John said, 'I will come to the party,'"

How should you change it into correct pronoun reported speech?

• "John said, 'He will come to the party.'''

• "John said that he will come to the party."

• "John said, 'You will come to the party.'''

• "John said that I will come to the party."

If the original sentence is in first person, we change it to ______

• second person
• Keep the same

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• Third person