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Unscramble terms about indirect reporting.

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Unscramble terms about indirect reporting.

by ESTRELLA GOMEZ MARTINEZ
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A closed question rendered indirectly, often changing to if/whether.

           
  
  
  
  
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A question beginning with an interrogative word transformed with if/where/how, etc.

        
  
  
  
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A command expressed as reported instructions, often with to-infinitive form.

        
  
  
  
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Shifting verb tenses to match the reporting past.

     
  
  
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Adjusting pronouns and time expressions to fit the reporting context.

           
  
  
  
  
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Verbs used to introduce the statement in narration; choose appropriate form.

        
  
  
  
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Converting negatives to fit the indirect form, often using not in the appropriate place.

        
  
  
  
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