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WorksheetsEnglish Conversation Skills: Unit 9 - "The News"
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 34mins
The word " (a) " means a place where a particular activity happens.
The highest number of Covid-19 infections in the prisons was recorded at ________.
Bangkok Remand Prison
Thon Buri Remand Prison
Chiang Mai Central Prison
Central Women's Correctional Institution
" (a) " is a disease caused by bacteria or a virus.
In direct speech, the words spoken are placed between (a) .
The word " (a) " refers to the group of people who officially control a country.
" 'I don't speak Thai,' she said," in indirect speech becomes ________.
"She said that she didn't speak Thai."
"She say that she doesn't speak Thai."
"She was said that she don't speak Thai."
"She said that she don't speak Thai."
The ________ prison recorded only 1 new infection.
Mae Sot
Bangkok Remand
Chiang Mai Central
Nonthaburi Central
A (a) is someone or something that supplies information.
" 'Go and wash your hands,' he told me," in indirect speech becomes ________.
"He tell me wash to go your hands."
"He tells me go and wash to my hands."
"He told me that go and wash your hands."
"He told me to go and wash my hands."
The ________ recorded the least number of infections during testing.
Mae Sot Prison
Chachoengsao Central Prison
Nonthaburi Central Prison
Central Women's Correctional Institution
The commanding verb " (a) " (past tense) is commonly used in indirect speech.
In indirect speech, "now" changes to (a) .
The word " (a) " refers to moving upwards.
The word " (a) " is used after "said" to introduce the reported words in indirect speech.
In reported speech, the (a) is changed one tense back in time.
The correct indirect speech form of "He said, 'Do not consume too much sugar'," is ________.
"He say no consume too much of that sugar."
"He says to not consume too much sugar."
"He said not to consume too much sugar."
"He say not to consume too much sugar."
In indirect speech, the reporting verb " (a) " is commonly used when state what someone has "questioned."
The word " (a) " refers to some information kept by writing it down or storing it on a computer.
In indirect speech, "are" often changes to (a) .
The word " (a) " is used after "asked + object" to report a request in indirect speech.
The word " (a) " refers to something that is said, especially formally and officially.
The reporting verb " (a) " is commonly used when conveying someone's "advice" in indirect speech.
In indirect speech, "I am" changes to "he (a) ."
In reported speech, the pronoun "we" usually changes to (a) .
The " (a) " is used to introduce a "yes/no question" in indirect speech.
In indirect speech, "am" usually changes to (a) .
The phrase " (a) " is used to introduce a reported statement in indirect speech.
In indirect speech, the word "will" often changes to (a) .
The word "_________" refers to a government-controlled place where bad people live.
prison
source
facility
rise
The word "_________" is used to introduce a reason or explanation in indirect speech.
that
because
if
how
In indirect speech, the word "yesterday" often changes to ________.
today
tomorrow
the day before
last night
The phrase "_________" is used to introduce a consequence or result in indirect speech.
because
so that
in order to
therefore
The word " (a) " refers to someone who or an organization that supplies information.
The correct indirect speech form of "I am feeling tired" is "He said that he ___ _______ tired."
(a)
In indirect speech, "I don't speak Thai" becomes "She said that she (a) speak Thai."
The word " (a) " is used to introduce a reported question in indirect speech.
The correct indirect speech form for "What time is it?" is "He asked ________ time it _____."
(a)
In reported speech, "She said, 'I will come tomorrow','' becomes "She said that she (a) come the next day."
The word " (a) " means at or near the middle or most important part of something.
The word " (a) " refers to a government-controlled facility where bad people are kept.
The correct indirect speech form for, "He asked, 'Where are you?'" is "He asked (a) I was."
In reported speech, the pronoun "we" usually changes to " (a) ."
The reporting verb " (a) " is commonly used when relaying someone's "command" in indirect speech.
In indirect speech, "am" usually changes to " (a) ."
The word " (a) " refers to the action of storing information on a computer.
In indirect speech, "He said, 'I will finish the work'," becomes "He said that he (a) finish the work."
The word " (a) " refers to something that is said, especially formally and officially.
The phrase "_____ _____" is used to introduce a reported statement in indirect speech.
(a)
In indirect speech, "She said, 'I have eaten lunch'' becomes, "She said that she (a) eaten lunch."
The word " (a) " means a division of something into smaller parts.
