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Reported Speech Mastery

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Test your skills with reported speech.

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Reported Speech Mastery
 

Reported Speech MasteryOnline version

Test your skills with reported speech.

by Светлана Гусаревич
1

If the reporting verb is in the present, the tense in the reported clause stays the same.

2

Pronouns are never changed in reported speech.

3

"Where do you live?" becomes "He asked where I lived."

4

In reported speech, the tense is never shifted.

5

"I am happy," becomes "She said she was happy."

6

"Close the door." becomes "She told me to close the door."

7

"I will go tomorrow." becomes "He said he would go the next day."

8

Direct questions keep the same word order in indirect speech.

9

All punctuation from direct speech remains identical in the indirect version.

10

"I have finished," becomes "He said he had finished."

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