ENGLISH SPEECH DIRECT AND INDIRECT

1. Direct: She says, "I am reading a book." I

• She says that she is reading a book.

• She says that she is read a book.

• She says she is reading a book.

• She says that she is was reading a book.

2. Direct: He says, "I like chocolate."

• He says that he liked chocolate.

• He says that he likes chocolates.

• He says he likes chocolate.

• He says that he likes chocolate.

2. They say, "We are going to the park."

• They says that they are going to the park.

• They say that they are going to the park.

• They say that they were going to the park.

• They say they are going to the park.

2. She says, "The weather is nice today."

• She says that she is reading a book.

• They say that they are going to the park.

• She says that the weather is nice today.

• He says that he likes chocolate.

2. She said, "I watched a movie last night."

• 1. She said that she had watched a movie last night.

• 1. She said that he had watched a movie last night.

• 1. She said that she has watched a movie last night.

• 1. She said that she have watched a movie last night.

• 1. She said she had watched a movie last night.

1. 1. He said, "I traveled to Paris last year."

• 2. He said that she had traveled to Paris last year.

• 2. He said that he had traveled to Paris last year.

• 2. He said he had traveled to Paris last year.

• 2. He said that he has traveled to Paris last year.

• 1. He said that he had traveled to Paris previous year.

1. 2. They said, "We finished the project on time."

• 2. They said that they had finishe the project on time.

• 1. They said they had finished the project on time.

• 1. They said that they has finished the project on time.

• 1. They said that they had finished the project on time.

• 1. They said that they have finished the project on time.

1. 2. She said, "The cake was delicious."

• 2. She said that the cake had been delicious.

• She said that the cake has been delicious.

• She said that the cake have been delicious.

• She said that the cake had being delicious.

• She that the cake had been delicious.

1. 1. He said, "I bought a new car."

• 2. He said he had bought a new car.

• He said that he had bought car.

• He said that he have bought a new car.

• He said that he had bought a new car.

• He said that he has bought a new car.

1. 1. She said, "I am reading a book."

• 1. She said that she is reading a book.

• 1. She said that she was reading a book.

• 1. She said she was reading a book.