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WorksheetsReported Speech - FCE
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 23mins
‘I spoke to you earlier.’
He said he had spoken to her earlier.
He said he spoke to her earlier.
He said he spoke to you earlier.
‘I saw your brother earlier.’ (He mentioned)
He mentioned that he saw your brother earlier.
He mentioned that he had seen her brother earlier.
He mentioned that he has seen her brother earlier.
‘You should give this to Joan.’
She told him he should have given it to Joan.
She told him he should gave it to Joan.
She told him he should give it to Joan.
‘This work is very good.’
She told him this work was very good.
She told him the work was very good.
She told him these work was very good.
‘I saw Adam this morning.’
She said she had seen Adam that morning.
She said she had seen Adam this morning.
She said she had seen Adam next morning.
'Don’t look out of the window!’
She told him to don't look out of the window.
She told him to not look out of the window.
She told him not to look out of the window.
‘Did I leave my book here?’
He asked if he had left his book there.
He asked if he left his book here.
He asked if he did leave his book there.
‘Last night I saw a fantastic film,’ said Phil.
Phil told me that he had seen a fantastic film last night.
Phil told me that he saw a fantastic film last night.
Phil told me that he had seen a fantastic film the previous night.
‘I live in Berlin.’
She said I live in Berlin.
She said she lived in Berlin.
She said she had lived in Berlin.
‘I’m watching TV.’
He said he had been watching TV.
He said he is watching TV.
He said he was watching TV.
‘I’ve seen the film already.’
She said she had seen the film already.
She said she has seen the film already.
She said she saw the film already.
‘I missed the concert.’
He told me he had missed the concert.
He told me he missed the concert.
He told me to miss the concert.
‘I’ll phone you soon.’ (She promised)
She promised she will phone me soon.
She promised she could phone me soon.
She promised she would phone me soon.
‘I can understand German, but I can’t speak it.’
She said she could understand German but she couldn’t speak it.
She said she can understand German but she can’t speak it.
She said she could to understand German but she couldn’t to speak it.
‘I may give the book to John.’ (Sam suggested)
Sam suggested he may give the book to John.
Sam suggested he could give the book to John.
Sam suggested he might give the book to John.
‘I must cook dinner.’
Tanya said she musted cook dinner.
Tanya said she had to cook dinner.
Tanya said she must to cook dinner.
‘I would prefer to study in London.’
She said that she will prefer to study in London.
She said that she preferred to study in London.
She said that she would prefer to study in London.
‘You mustn’t tell Katya our secret.’
Ana told Stefan he mustn’t tell Katya their secret.
Ana told Stefan he didn't have to tell Katya their secret.
Ana told Stefan he didn't must tell Katya their secret.
‘Arturo must still be asleep.’
She said that Arturo had to still be asleep.
She said that Arturo must still be asleep.
She said that Arturo must still to be asleep.
‘How long have you been living in London?’
She asked me how long I had been living in London.
She asked me how long had I been living in London.
She asked me how long I was living in London.
‘When can I phone you?’
Abdullah asked Magdi when he could phone him.
Abdullah asked Magdi when he can phone you.
Abdullah asked Magdi when he had to phone him.
‘What time does the lesson start?’
Ludmila asked what time did the lesson start.
Ludmila asked what time the lesson starts.
Ludmila asked what time the lesson started.
‘Can I come to your party?’
Aniela wanted to know whether she could come to our party.
Aniela wanted to know if she can to come to our party.
Aniela wanted to know whether she came to our party.
