Understanding Reported Speech with Say and Tell

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Learning new vocabulary

• Understanding reported speech using 'say' and 'tell'

• Practicing pronunciation

• Improving listening skills

What is reported speech?

• A method to change direct quotes into indirect speech

• A way to quote someone directly

• A style of writing novels

• A technique to improve grammar

How does 'say' differ from 'tell' in terms of meaning?

• 'Say' is informal, 'tell' is formal

• 'Say' focuses on the words used, 'tell' on the message content

• 'Say' is used for questions, 'tell' for statements

• 'Say' focuses on the message content, 'tell' on the words used

Which of the following is grammatically correct?

• She said me that she was happy

• She said that she was happy

• She told that she was happy

• She told to me that she was happy

Which verb can be used with questions?

• Say

• Tell

• Both 'say' and 'tell'

• Neither 'say' nor 'tell'

What is the correct structure for using 'tell'?

• Tell something to someone

• Tell someone something

• Tell to someone something

• Tell something someone

How does the present simple tense change in reported speech?

• It remains the same

• It becomes past continuous

• It becomes past simple

• It becomes past perfect

What happens to 'will' in reported speech?

• It becomes 'might'

• It remains 'will'

• It becomes 'could'

• It becomes 'would'

Which of the following does not change in reported speech?

• 'Will'

• 'Could'

• 'Can'

• 'Shall'

What is the correct reported speech for: 'I might be late tonight,' Mark said?

• Mark said he would be late tonight

• Mark said he could be late tonight

• Mark said he should be late tonight

• Mark said he might be late tonight