Mastering Reported Speech

Convert to reported speech: She said, 'I am happy.'

• She said, 'I am happy.'

• She said that she was happy yesterday.

• She said that she is happy.

• She said that she was happy.

Convert to reported speech: He asked, 'Are you coming?'

• He asked if I am coming.

• He asked if you were coming.

• He asked if I was coming.

• He asked whether I will come.

Identify the reporting verb: She told me, 'I will help you.'

• told

• promised

• said

• asked

Identify the reporting verb: They said, 'We have finished our work.'

• said

• claimed

• reported

• told

Change the verb tense: He said, 'I play football every Sunday.'

• He said, 'I played football every Sunday.'

• He said, 'I will play football every Sunday.'

• He says, 'I play football every Sunday.'

• He said, 'I am playing football every Sunday.'

Change the verb tense: She said, 'I will call you tomorrow.'

• She said, 'I would call you tomorrow.'

• She said, 'I call you tomorrow.'

• She said, 'I would have called you tomorrow.'

• She said, 'I will call you yesterday.'

Convert to reported speech: 'I can swim,' he said.

• He said that he could swim.

• He said that he can swim.

• He said he could swim.

• He said that he is able to swim.

Convert to reported speech: 'Where are you going?' she asked.

• She asked where I was going.

• She asked where I am going.

• She asked where they were going.

• She asked where you are going.

What is the correct tense of the question: 'Did you see the movie?'

• Present tense

• Future tense

• Conditional tense

• Past tense

What is the correct tense of the question: 'Are you ready?'

• Future tense

• Present continuous tense

• Past tense

• Present tense