WorksheetsWORKSHOP # 4
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 12mins
Reported speech.
“When are you going out?”
He asked me when are you going out?
He asked me when am I going out?
He asked me when I was going out.
He asked me when you are going out.
Reported speech.
“What time did you leave the office?”
The policeman asked her what time she had left the office.
The policeman asked her what time did she leave the office.
The policeman asked her what time she had left the office?
The policeman asked her what time did she leave the office?
Reported speech.
“Have you heard about the burglary?”
She ask him had he heard about the burglary?
She asked him if he had heard about the burglary?
She ask him weather he had heard about the burglary?
She ask him if he had heard about the burglary.
Reported speech.
“Don’t forget to lock all the doors!”
We told them don't forget to lock all the doors.
We told them not to forget to lock all the doors.
We told them don't to forget to lock all the doors.
We told them if not to forget to lock all the doors.
Reported speech.
“What were you doing when you heard the explosion?”
She asked me what were you doing when you heard the explosion.
She asked me what I was doing when I heard the explosion.
She asked me what you were doing when you heard the explosion.
She asked me what I was doing when I heard the explosion?
Reported speech
“Put your hands up!”
He told him to put his hands up.
He told him put his hands up.
He told him put his hands up!
He told him to put his hands up, please.
Choose the best verbs to report these statements.
“OK, I’ll meet you at 8 o’clock.”
agree
invite
“You should go and see that film – it’s great.”
demand
recommend
“Would you like to come to the beach with us this afternoon?”
persuade
invite
“No, I won’t tell you the answer.”
refuse
demand
“This new system will reduce crime by 50%.”
encourage
claim
“I insist that you clean your room right now.” demand / persuade
demand
persuade
COFFEE
Many people all over the world like ________coffee.
A. drink
B. drinking
C. drinks
In Britain, for example, people drink about 60 million cups of coffee ________ day.
A. every
B. all
C. most
In some countries, like Italy, people like ________ small cup of strong coffee, usually without milk.
A. some
B. the
C. a
In other countries, like the USA, people have coffee made ________ a lot of milk and sugar.
A. up
B. with
C. by
Coffee first arrived ________ Britain in the 17th century.
A. on
B. in
C. at
Many coffee houses ________ then.
A. open
B. opened
C. opening
But only rich men went to ________ places to meet friends, talk and do business.
A. these
B. this
C. their
Women did not go to coffee houses ________ they were too much dangerous.
A. that
B. or
C. because
Today, coffee is ________ than before and people drink it everywhere, at home, at work and in cafés.
A. cheapest
B. cheap
C. cheaper
