Reported Speech TRUE OR FALSE

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Quick true/false on reported speech.

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VICTORIA ABYGAIL PEREZ MONTES

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Reported Speech TRUE OR FALSEOnline version Quick true/false on reported speech. by VICTORIA ABYGAIL PEREZ MONTES 1 No se citan literalmente las palabras; se reporta en forma indirecta sin comillas. Sí No 2 A direct question like 'Where are you going?' becomes 'He asked where I was going.' Sí No 3 El pronombre de la segunda persona nunca cambia en el reporte. Sí No 4 En el discurso indirecto siempre se mantiene el mismo tiempo verbal que en el original. Sí No 5 The word 'that' is commonly used to introduce reported speech, though it is optional: She said that she was tired. Sí No 6 En el discurso indirecto, los tiempos suelen retroceder respecto a lo dicho originalmente. Sí No 7 Siempre se requieren comillas para marcar las palabras citadas en el discurso indirecto. Sí No 8 Direct and reported speech always preserve the same word order structure without any changes. Sí No 9 Time expressions in reported speech can shift: 'today' can become 'that day' when reporting. Sí No 10 El discurso indirecto se usa solamente en contextos formales y no en conversaciones cotidianas. Sí No 11 When reporting a statement, the tense often shifts back: 'I am tired' becomes 'he was tired'. Sí No 12 If the original sentence uses 'will', it often changes to 'would' in reported speech: 'I will finish' → 'he would finish'. Sí No 13 When reporting, pronouns never change; they stay exactly as in the speaker's original sentence. Sí No 14 En oraciones interrogativas reportadas, se evita la inversión típica del original y se mantiene el sentido. Sí No 15 Las expresiones de tiempo y lugar nunca cambian en el reporte. Sí No 16 Los pronombres y las expresiones de tiempo y lugar se ajustan al contexto del hablante. Sí No 17 Se utilizan verbos de habla como decir, afirmar, preguntar o mencionar para introducir el reporte. Sí No 18 All questions reported must retain the original question mark in the reported version. Sí No 19 In reported speech, you must keep the original tense exactly as it is in the direct quote. Sí No 20 If the direct speech is in the present perfect, the reported form never changes the tense. Sí No

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No se citan literalmente las palabras; se reporta en forma indirecta sin comillas.

A direct question like 'Where are you going?' becomes 'He asked where I was going.'

El pronombre de la segunda persona nunca cambia en el reporte.

En el discurso indirecto siempre se mantiene el mismo tiempo verbal que en el original.

The word 'that' is commonly used to introduce reported speech, though it is optional: She said that she was tired.

En el discurso indirecto, los tiempos suelen retroceder respecto a lo dicho originalmente.

Siempre se requieren comillas para marcar las palabras citadas en el discurso indirecto.

Direct and reported speech always preserve the same word order structure without any changes.

Time expressions in reported speech can shift: 'today' can become 'that day' when reporting.

El discurso indirecto se usa solamente en contextos formales y no en conversaciones cotidianas.

When reporting a statement, the tense often shifts back: 'I am tired' becomes 'he was tired'.

If the original sentence uses 'will', it often changes to 'would' in reported speech: 'I will finish' → 'he would finish'.

When reporting, pronouns never change; they stay exactly as in the speaker's original sentence.

En oraciones interrogativas reportadas, se evita la inversión típica del original y se mantiene el sentido.

Las expresiones de tiempo y lugar nunca cambian en el reporte.

Los pronombres y las expresiones de tiempo y lugar se ajustan al contexto del hablante.

Se utilizan verbos de habla como decir, afirmar, preguntar o mencionar para introducir el reporte.

All questions reported must retain the original question mark in the reported version.

In reported speech, you must keep the original tense exactly as it is in the direct quote.

If the direct speech is in the present perfect, the reported form never changes the tense.