Reported Speech Challenge

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Test your understanding of reported speech.

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Froggy Jumps Reported Speech ChallengeOnline version Test your understanding of reported speech. by Eduardo Hidalgo 1 In reported speech, what do we typically do with the exact words? a We reverse the speaker's tone and mood b We report the meaning without quoting word-for-word c We always quote every word exactly 2 Which change often happens when shifting to reported speech in English? a Backshifting the tense b Using present perfect for all verbs c Adding direct questions 3 What happens to time expressions in reported speech? a They stay exactly the same b They are always removed c They often shift (now → then, today → that day) 4 Which reporting verb can replace say in most cases? a Shout loudly b Whisper c Tell / ask (depending on context) 5 If the original sentence is in the past simple, what is common in reported speech? a Keep it identical without changes b Shift to present continuous c Backshift to past perfect or past 6 Which pronoun change might be needed in reported speech? a Adjust pronouns to fit the reporting subject b Remove all pronouns c Always keep pronouns the same 7 Which punctuation change occurs when using reported speech? a Add extra quotation marks b Quotations are usually not used c Use exclamation marks for all statements 8 When reporting a question, what typically happens to word order? a We keep the original question format b We use a statement word order with a question type verb c We always change to imperative form 9 Which sentence is correct in reported speech? a He said I could help you. b He said I can help you. c "I can help you" → He said he could help you. 10 When reporting a command, which form is common? a Use informal or polite requests with 'to' or base form b Switch to future continuous always c Keep the imperative structure unchanged

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Reported Speech ChallengeOnline version

Test your understanding of reported speech.

by Eduardo Hidalgo

In reported speech, what do we typically do with the exact words?

We reverse the speaker's tone and mood

We report the meaning without quoting word-for-word

We always quote every word exactly

Which change often happens when shifting to reported speech in English?

Backshifting the tense

Using present perfect for all verbs

Adding direct questions

What happens to time expressions in reported speech?

They stay exactly the same

They are always removed

They often shift (now → then, today → that day)

Which reporting verb can replace say in most cases?

Shout loudly

Whisper

Tell / ask (depending on context)

If the original sentence is in the past simple, what is common in reported speech?

Keep it identical without changes

Shift to present continuous

Backshift to past perfect or past

Which pronoun change might be needed in reported speech?

Adjust pronouns to fit the reporting subject

Remove all pronouns

Always keep pronouns the same

Which punctuation change occurs when using reported speech?

Add extra quotation marks

Quotations are usually not used

Use exclamation marks for all statements

When reporting a question, what typically happens to word order?

We keep the original question format

We use a statement word order with a question type verb

We always change to imperative form

Which sentence is correct in reported speech?

He said I could help you.

He said I can help you.

"I can help you" → He said he could help you.

When reporting a command, which form is common?

Use informal or polite requests with 'to' or base form

Switch to future continuous always

Keep the imperative structure unchanged

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Reported Speech Challenge

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In reported speech, what do we typically do with the exact words?

Which change often happens when shifting to reported speech in English?

What happens to time expressions in reported speech?

Which reporting verb can replace say in most cases?

If the original sentence is in the past simple, what is common in reported speech?

Which pronoun change might be needed in reported speech?

Which punctuation change occurs when using reported speech?

When reporting a question, what typically happens to word order?

Which sentence is correct in reported speech?

When reporting a command, which form is common?

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