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Grammar discussion

by Luis Enriquez
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What usually happens to tenses in reported speech?

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If the reporting verb is in the present (says, asks, etc)...

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When we report questions...

Select one or more answers

4

Choose the correct sentence.

Explanation

The sentence becomes 'mor past' Present simple become past simple. Past simple become past perfect, etc.

We are reporting a question, but it's not a question, for example, when we say 'She asked me...'

The reporting verb is in the past, so don't forget to move one tense back and use statement order, like in an affirmative sentence.

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