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WorksheetsENGLISH 12- REPORTED SPEECH (sách ÔN TN)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
1. She asked the little boy what ______________________
A. his name was
B. was his name
C. is his name
D. his name is
1. Tom asked Susan if she_________ to wear her new hat.
A. wants
B. wanted
C. to want
D. will want
1. She said that they had moved house_________.
A. this year
B. the year before
C. the year
D. the year after
1. John’s mother asked where John_________ the night before.
A. went
B. goes
C. has gone
D. had gone
1. Janet’s boss reminded her not to forget to post_________.
A. those letters
B. these letters
C. this letters
D. this letter
1.“Let’s have fish for dinner,” she said.
A. She wanted some fish for her dinner.
B. She said she had bought some fish for her dinner.
C. She suggested having fish for dinner.
D. We wanted to have fish for dinner.
.“It was nice of you to visit me. Thank you,” said White.
A. White said it had been nice of me to visit him.
B. White thanked me for visiting him.
C. White thanked me to visit him.
D. White told me he thanked me to visit him.
The doctor told me, “You shouldn’t get up until you feel better”
A. The doctor advised me not to get up until I felt better.
B. The doctor advised me not getting up until I felt better.
C. The doctor advised me not get up until I felt better.
D. The doctor advise me not to get up until you feel better.
“I’ll keep it carefully,” he said.
A. He promised to keep it carefully.
B. He proposed to keep it carefully.
C. He said he’ll keep it carefully.
D. He told me to keep it carefully.
.“Don’t forget to feed the chicken twice a day,” he said.
A. He said don’t forget to feed the chicken twice a day.
B. He told not to forget to feed the chicken twice a day.
C. He reminded me to feed the chicken twice a day.
D. He suggested me to feed the chicken twice a day.
.“Don’t put your feet on the chair,” my mother said.
A. My mother told me I did not put my feet on the chair.
B. My mother said to me not to put your feet on the chair.
C. My mother told me not to put my feet on the chair.
D. My mother told me that I should put my feet on the chair.
He said, “I haven’t seen my cousin today.”
A. He said he hasn’t seen his cousin that day.
B. He said he hadn’t seen my cousin that day.
C. He said he hadn’t seen his cousin that day.
D. He said I hadn’t seen his cousin that day.
.“Take my luggage to Room 145,” he said to the porter.
A. He told the porter take his luggage to Room 145.
B. He said the porter to take his luggage to Room 145.
C. He told the porter to take his luggage to Room 145.
D. He said to the porter to take his luggage to Room.
He said, “I’m sorry I didn’t reply to the letter.”
A. He apologized for didn’t reply to the letter.
B. He apologized for not to reply to the letter.
C. He apologized for not to replying to the letter.
D. He apologized for not replying to the letter.
.“I hear you passed your exams. Congratulations!” said Tom.
A. Tom said that he heard me passed my exams.
B. Tom said that he heard I had passed my exams.
C. Tom congratulated me to pass my exams.
D. Tom congratulated me on passing my exams.
6. “Why don’t we go sailing this weekend?”
A. Jack offered to go sailing that weekend.
B. Jack denied going sailing that weekend.
C. Jack refused to go sailing that weekend.
D. Jack suggested going sailing that weekend.
6. “Would you like to have lunch with me on Sunday?”
A. He offered me to have lunch with him on Sunday.
B. He invited me to have lunch with him on Sunday.
C. He advised me to have lunch with him on Sunday.
D. He asked me to have lunch with him on Sunday.
6. “Yes, all right, I’ll share the bill with you, David.”
A. Sharon refused to share the bill with David.
B. Sharon agreed to share the bill with David.
C. Sharon apologized for sharing the bill with David.
D. Sharon promised sharing the bill with David.
6. “You’d better take the early train,” they said.
A. They said that I’d better take the early train.
B. They advised me to take the early train.
C. They allowed me to take the early train.
D. They wished me took the early train.
6. “Do you speak English?” he asked.
A. He asked whether I speak English
B. He asked if I spoke English?
C. He asked whether I spoke English
D. He asked did I speak English
