Direct & Indirect Speech Quiz

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Direct vs indirect speech basics.

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Froggy Jumps Direct & Indirect Speech QuizOnline version Direct vs indirect speech basics. by Tarisa Febrianti 1 “I have finished my homework,” she said. → Indirect Speech? a She said that she had finished her homework. b She said that she has finished her homework. c She said that she finished her homework. 2 Which reporting verb is most suitable? “Please close the window,” my mother ______ me. a asked b told c said 3 “We will visit the museum tomorrow,” they said. → Indirect Speech? a They said that they would visit the museum the next day. b They said that they will visit the museum tomorrow. c They said that they would visit the museum yesterday. 4 “Do you like ice cream?” she asked. → Indirect Speech? a She asked if I liked ice cream. b She asked I like ice cream. c She asked that I like ice cream. 5 Identify the Direct Speech sentence: a He said that he was busy. b “I don’t want to go,” she said. c They told me to wait outside. 6 “Don’t run in the classroom!” the teacher said. → Indirect Speech? a The teacher told us not to run in the classroom. b The teacher said not to run in the classroom. c The teacher asked not to run in the classroom. 7 “Where is my book?” he asked. → Indirect Speech? a He asked where his book is. b He asked where was his book. c He asked where his book was. 8 Which of the following is NOT correct in changing Direct → Indirect Speech? a now → then b yesterday → the day before c tomorrow → yesterday 9 “I love my dog,” she said. → Indirect Speech? a She said that she loved her dog. b She said that she loves her dog. c She said that she loved his dog. 10 Identify the error: She said that she will meet me yesterday. a Tense is wrong (will → would) b Time expression is wrong (yesterday → the day before) c Both tense and time expression are wrong 11 Convert to indirect speech: She said, 'I am tired.' a She said I was tired. b She said that I am tired. c She said that she was tired. 12 Convert to direct speech: He asked where the station was. a He asked, 'Where the station is?' b He asked, 'Where was the station?' c He asked, 'Where is the station?' 13 Direct: 'I can swim,' she said. Indirect? a She said that she could swim. b She said that she could swam. c She said that I can swim. 14 In indirect speech, how does 'now' usually change? a before b later c then 15 In indirect speech, how does 'today' change? a yesterday b tomorrow c that day 16 In indirect speech, 'will' becomes? a could b would c shall 17 Indirect form of: 'They are playing now'. a They said that they are playing now. b They said that they were playing then. c They said that they were playing here. 18 Direct form of: 'She would go tomorrow.' a She said, 'I will go tomorrow'. b She said, 'I would go tomorrow'. c She said, 'I am going tomorrow'. 19 How do you report the command 'Close the door!'? a He told me to close the doors. b He told me to close the door. c He telling me to close the door. 20 Which word is commonly used to introduce indirect speech? a that b because c if

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Direct & Indirect Speech QuizOnline version

by Tarisa Febrianti

“I have finished my homework,” she said. → Indirect Speech?

Which reporting verb is most suitable? “Please close the window,” my mother ______ me.

“We will visit the museum tomorrow,” they said. → Indirect Speech?

“Do you like ice cream?” she asked. → Indirect Speech?

Identify the Direct Speech sentence:

“Don’t run in the classroom!” the teacher said. → Indirect Speech?

“Where is my book?” he asked. → Indirect Speech?

Which of the following is NOT correct in changing Direct → Indirect Speech?

“I love my dog,” she said. → Indirect Speech?

Identify the error: She said that she will meet me yesterday.

Convert to indirect speech: She said, 'I am tired.'

Convert to direct speech: He asked where the station was.

Direct: 'I can swim,' she said. Indirect?

In indirect speech, how does 'now' usually change?

In indirect speech, how does 'today' change?

In indirect speech, 'will' becomes?

Indirect form of: 'They are playing now'.

Direct form of: 'She would go tomorrow.'

How do you report the command 'Close the door!'?

Which word is commonly used to introduce indirect speech?