Cau hoi cho 7D

When changing a verb from the present simple tense into reported speech, how does it change?

• It stays the same
  

• It changes to past simple
  

• It changes to future simple
  

• It changes to present continuous
  

What happens to the modal verb "can" when converting it into reported speech?

• It stays the same
  

• It changes to "could"

•  It changes to "should"
  

• It changes to "must"
  

If the direct speech contains the word "yesterday," how does it change in reported speech?

• The day before
  

• The next day
  

• Today
  

•   A week ago
  

Mark said, "I’ll top up my phone this evening." How should this sentence be written in reported speech?

• Mark said he would top up his phone that evening.
  

•  Mark said he tops up his phone this evening.

• Mark said he will top up his phone that evening.
  

• Mark said he could top up his phone this evening.

How do personal pronouns typically change in reported speech?

• They stay the same

• They change according to the speaker and listener

• They always become "they"
  

• They are removed
  

Jenny told Dave, "I can’t hear you." How should this sentence be written in reported speech?

• Jenny told Dave she couldn’t hear him.

• Jenny told Dave she can’t hear him.

• Jenny said Dave couldn’t hear her.

• Jenny said Dave can’t hear her.
  

How should the following sentence be changed into reported speech?
Fran told Fred, "I called Tom two days ago."

• Fran told Fred she called Tom two days ago.

•  Fran told Fred she had called Tom two days before.

•  Fran told Fred she calls Tom two days ago.

• Fran told Fred she had been calling Tom two days ago.

When reporting a sentence containing "next month," how should it change?

•  The previous month

• The following month

•  The month before

• The last month

What is the main difference between "say" and "tell" in reported speech?

•  "Say" needs an object; "tell" does not.

• "Tell" needs an object; "say" does not.

• "Say" and "tell" are used interchangeably.

• "Tell" is only used in direct speech.

If the direct speech contains the word "tomorrow," how does it change in reported speech?

• The next day

• The previous day

• The last day

• The same day