Test Unit 4

1. Change the following sentence into reported speech:
"I am feeling tired," she said.

• She says she is feeling tired.

• She said she was feeling tired.

• She said she feels tired.

• She said she had been feeling tired.

2. Choose the correct reported form:
"We are going to the park," they said.

• They said they are going to the park.

• They said they were going to the park.

• They say they were going to the park.

• They said they had gone to the park.

3. What happens to the tense in reported speech?

• It stays the same.

• It changes to match the speaker's mood.

• It usually shifts one tense back.

• It changes to past perfect.

4. Change this question into reported speech:

"Where do you live?" he asked me.

• He asked me where do I live.

• He asked me where did I live.

• He asked me where I live.

• He asked me where I lived.

5. If someone has a burn, what should you do first?

• Apply butter or oil to the burn.

• Run cool water over the burn for 10-20 minutes.

• Cover the burn with a thick blanket.

• Rub the burn gently to reduce pain.

6.Combine reported speech with first aid knowledge:
The doctor said, "You should always call for help if you see someone unconscious."

• The doctor said we should always call for help if we saw someone unconscious.

• The doctor said we should always call for help if we see someone unconscious.

• The doctor said we always call for help if we see someone unconscious.

• The doctor said we called for help if someone was unconscious.

Fill in the blank with the correct word:
If someone is bleeding heavily, you should apply a ______ to the wound to stop the bleeding

• bandage

• splint

• compress

Change the following sentence into reported speech:

"I haven't seen him since last week," she said.

• She said she hasn't seen him since last week.

• She said she hadn't seen him since last week.

• She said she didn't see him since last week.

• She said she wouldn't see him since last week.

Choose the correct reported form:

"Will you help me with my homework?" he asked.

• He asked if I will help him with his homework.

• He asked if I would help him with his homework.

• He asked me will I help him with his homework.

• He asked me if I helped him with his homework.

What happens to modal verbs in reported speech?
"You must be careful," he said.

• He said I had to be careful.

• He said I must be careful.

• He said I should be careful.

• He said I have to be careful.