Direct Indirect Speech

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change direct speech into indirect speech

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OCTAVIERA CAHYANINGRUM

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Froggy Jumps Direct Indirect SpeechOnline version change direct speech into indirect speech by OCTAVIERA CAHYANINGRUM 1 She said, “I am cooking dinner.” → She said that she ____ cooking dinner. a is b was c were 2 He said, “I have done my homework.” → He said that he ____ done his homework. a has b were c had 3 “Do you like chocolate?” my mother asked me. → My mother asked me if I ____ chocolate. a liked b like c was liking 4 The teacher said, “Don’t run in the hall!” → The teacher told the students ____ run in the hall. a not to b never c do not 5 Rina said, “I will visit you tomorrow.” → Rina said that she ____ visit me the next day. a will b shall c would 6 “Where are you going?” he asked. → He asked where I ____ going. a am b were c was 7 The doctor said, “You should drink more water.” → The doctor advised me ____ more water. a to drink b drink c drinking 8 She said, “I can dance very well.” → She said that she ____ dance very well. a could b can c would 9 “Please open the window,” he said. → He asked me ____ the window. a opened b open c to open 10 He said, “I saw her yesterday.” → He said that he had seen her ____. a yesterday b that day c the day before 11 “Are you tired?” she asked. → She asked if I ____ tired. a am b was c were 12 The teacher said, “Be quiet!” → The teacher told us ____ quiet. a to be b be c have been 13 “Did you finish your project?” my friend asked. → My friend asked if I ____ finished my project. a have b had c was 14 “I am writing a letter,” said Tom. → Tom said that he ____ writing a letter. a is b has been c was 15 “I may come tomorrow,” she said. → She said that she ____ come the next day. a may b could c might 16 “Why are you crying?” he asked me. → He asked why I ____ crying. a am b was c were 17 The teacher said, “You must study harder.” → The teacher told us that we ____ study harder. a have to b should c had to 18 “I am going to the market,” she said. → She said that she ____ going to the market. a is b was c were 19 “When will you come back?” my mother asked. → My mother asked when I ____ come back. a would b will c shall 20 He said, “I don’t know the answer.” → He said that he ____ know the answer. a didn't b doesn't c hadn't

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Direct Indirect Speech

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Direct Indirect SpeechOnline version

by OCTAVIERA CAHYANINGRUM

She said, “I am cooking dinner.” → She said that she ____ cooking dinner.

He said, “I have done my homework.” → He said that he ____ done his homework.

“Do you like chocolate?” my mother asked me. → My mother asked me if I ____ chocolate.

The teacher said, “Don’t run in the hall!” → The teacher told the students ____ run in the hall.

Rina said, “I will visit you tomorrow.” → Rina said that she ____ visit me the next day.

“Where are you going?” he asked. → He asked where I ____ going.

The doctor said, “You should drink more water.” → The doctor advised me ____ more water.

She said, “I can dance very well.” → She said that she ____ dance very well.

“Please open the window,” he said. → He asked me ____ the window.

He said, “I saw her yesterday.” → He said that he had seen her ____.

“Are you tired?” she asked. → She asked if I ____ tired.

The teacher said, “Be quiet!” → The teacher told us ____ quiet.

“Did you finish your project?” my friend asked. → My friend asked if I ____ finished my project.

“I am writing a letter,” said Tom. → Tom said that he ____ writing a letter.

“I may come tomorrow,” she said. → She said that she ____ come the next day.

“Why are you crying?” he asked me. → He asked why I ____ crying.

The teacher said, “You must study harder.” → The teacher told us that we ____ study harder.

“I am going to the market,” she said. → She said that she ____ going to the market.

“When will you come back?” my mother asked. → My mother asked when I ____ come back.

He said, “I don’t know the answer.” → He said that he ____ know the answer.