WorksheetsReported speech - questions and imperatives
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 43mins
'Do you like working in sales?' he asked.
He asked me if I had liked working in sales.
He asked me if I like working in sales.
He asks me if I liked working in sales.
He asked me if I liked working in sales.
Are you going to the Helsinki conference?'
He asked me if I was going to the Helsinki conference.
He asked me I was going to the Helsinki conference.
He asked me if I were going to the Helsinki conference.
He asked me if I going to the Helsinki conference.
'What time does the train leave?'
He asked me what time the train left.
He asked me what time the train leave.
He asked me what time the train leaves.
He asked me what time had the train left.
'Where did he go?'
She asked where he did go.
She asked where he had gone.
She asked where he went.
She asked if he had gone.
'Did you bring your passports?'
She wanted to know if they've brought their passports.
She wanted to know if they did bring their passports.
She wanted to know if they'd brought their passports.
She wanted to know had they brought their passports.
'When could you get this done by?'
He asked when we can get it done by.
He asked when we could get it done by.
He asked when we could have get it done by.
He asked when we have could get it done by.
'Can you hold this for me, please?'
She asked me to hold it.
She asked me hold it.
She asked me to held it.
She asked me hold to it.
'Where will you stay?' I asked her …
if she would stay.
where would she stay.
where she would stay.
where would she stay.
'Have you eaten ALL the cake?' She asked me …
if had I eaten all the cake.
when I'd eaten all the cake.
if I'd eaten all the cake.
when I've eaten all the cake.
'How often do you use public transport?' She wanted to know …
how I used often public transport.
how often did I use public transport.
how often had I used public transport.
how often I used public transport.
Did you see the parade?' She asked us …
where we'd seen the parade.
if we'd seen the parade.
if did we see the parade.
if had we seen the parade.
When had you last spoken?' I asked her ...
whether they had last spoken.
when they had last spoken.
when have they last spoken.
when had they last spoken.
'What were you doing at the time?' She asked me …
what had I been doing at the time.
what was I doing at the time.
what have I been doing at the time.
what I'd been doing at the time.
'Can she walk yet?' I wondered …
could she walk yet.
if can she walk yet.
if she could walk yet.
why she could walk yet.
"Have your tickets ready, please."
The inspector told us (a) our tickets ready.
"Don't use the phone after eleven o'clock."
She told us ---- the phone after eleven o’clock.
(a)
"Leave your keys on the desk, please,"
The receptionist told us (a) our keys on the desk.
"Finish the job tonight, please."
My boss told me (a) the job tonight.
“Why are they laughing?”, I wanted to know.
I wanted to know (a)
“How has this happened?”, asked the manager.
The manager
(a)
"What time does the film start, Peter?"
I asked Peter what time (a)
"Why did you apply for this job?"
The sales manager asked me (a) for that job.
"Are you taking much money with you to France?"
My bank manager asked (a) much money with me.
"When will I know the results of the examination?"
Maria asked the examiner (a) the results of the examination.
"Have you ever been to Japan, Paul?"
She asked Paul (a) to Japan.
