Reported Speech Quiz

Change the following to reported speech: She said, 'I am going to the store.'

• She said that she was going to the store.

• She said that she is going to the store.

• She said that she will go to the store.

• She said she was going to the shop.

Convert to reported speech: He asked, 'Do you like ice cream?'

• He asked if I like ice cream.

• He asked if I liked ice cream.

• He asked whether I like ice cream.

• He asked if I liked the ice cream.

Transform this request into reported speech: 'Please help me with my homework.'

• He/She requested that I finish my homework for him/her.

• He/She told me to do his/her homework.

• He/She asked me if I could help with my studies.

• He/She asked me to help him/her with his/her homework.

Change to reported speech: They said, 'We will finish the project tomorrow.'

• They said that they had finished the project the day before.

• They said that they would finish the project the next day.

• They said that they will finish the project tomorrow.

• They said, 'We are finishing the project tomorrow.'

Convert to reported speech: She asked, 'Where are you going?'

• She asked where I was going.

• She asked where you are going.

• She asked where I am going.

• She asked where they were going.

Change the following to reported speech: He said, 'I have seen that movie.'

• He said that he had seen that movie.

• He said that he will see that movie.

• He said that he saw that movie.

• He said that he has seen that movie.

Transform this imperative into reported speech: 'Close the door.'

• He/She told me to leave the door open.

• He/She told me to close the door.

• He/She instructed me to open the door.

• He/She asked me to close the door.

Convert to reported speech: She said, 'I can play the piano.'

• She said that she could play the piano.

• She said that she could play a guitar.

• She said that she can play the piano.

• She said that she played the piano.

Change to reported speech: He asked, 'Are you coming to the party?'

• He asked if I am coming to the party.

• He asked whether I will come to the party.

• He asked if I was coming to the party.

• He asked if I was going to the party.

Transform this information question: 'What time does the meeting start?' into reported speech.

• He/She wanted to know when the meeting would start.

• He/She inquired about the meeting time.

• He/She asked when the meeting starts.

• He/She asked what time the meeting started.