Listening Practice 3 - Reported Speech

John asked, "Can you tell me when the train arrives?"

• John asked if I can tell him when the train arrives.

• John asked if I could tell him when the train arrives.

• John asked if I could tell him when the train would arrive.

The manager said, "We are planning to launch the new product next month."

• The manager said that they are planning to launch the new product next month.

• The manager said that they were planning to launch the new product next month.

• The manager said that they were planning to launch the new product the next month.

David asked, "Why don't you tell me about the event?"

• David asked why I hadn't told him about the event.

• David asked why I didn't tell him about the event.

• David asked why I hadn't told him about the event.

He said, "I may leave my keys at the office."

• He said that he might leave his keys at the office.

• He said that he might have left his keys at the office.

• He said that he might have left his keys in the office.

They said, "We have visited Paris several times."

• They said that they visited Paris several times.

• They said that they have visited Paris several times.

• They said that they had visited Paris several times.

She asked, "Can you help me with this task?"

• She asked if I could help her with this task.

• She asked if I could help her with those tasks.

• She asked if I could helped her with this task.

You can watch Harry Potter on TV ________ you can read it.

• so

• and

• but

• or

- ________ a nice T-shirt, Trang!

• How

• What

• Which

• It

- ________ films have you seen this week?

• How many

• What

• Which

• Who

There aren't ________ good films on TV at the moment.

• some

• any

• much

• a lot