Reported Speech Quizz

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Test your reporting skills

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Yuri Andrea Bonilla Ducuara

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Froggy Jumps Reported Speech QuizzOnline version Test your reporting skills by Yuri Andrea Bonilla Ducuara 1 Backshift the tense when reporting: 'I am studying' → 'She said she was studying.' True or false? a Only in questions b False c True 2 Reporting future with will: 'I will go tomorrow' becomes? a He said he will go tomorrow b He said he would go the next day c He said he goes the next day 3 Yes/No question reporting: 'Are you coming?' → ? a He said I was coming b He asked if I was coming c He asked that I come 4 Pronoun change when reporting: 'You are my friend'—who is the speaker in reported form? a He said you were his friend b He said I was his friend c He said I am his friend 5 Imperative sentence: 'Close the door' reported as? a He says to close the door b He told me to close the door c He told to close the door 6 Exclamatory: 'What a day!' in reported form? a He exclaimed that it is a great day b He exclaimed that it had been a great day c He said what a day 7 Time expression shift: 'Today I bought a book' → 'That day I bought a book' true or false? a True b False c Only with 'yesterday' 8 Verb choice: which is suitable for reporting: 'say' or 'tell' for information not directed at someone? a both are wrong b say because it doesn't require a listener c tell because it requires a listener 9 Negation in reported speech: 'I do not like it' → 'He said he did not like it.' True or false? a False b True c Only with 'don't' 10 Demonstratives in reporting: 'This book is mine' often becomes? a That book is mine b That book was mine c This book was mine 11 What are the tense changes when we have an affirmative sentence in the present simple in reported speech? a Past perfect b Simple Past c Present simple 12 What are the differences of direct and indirect speech? a Direct speech is quoting what someone's words and indirect speech is reporting someone's words b Indirect speech is quoting what someone's words and direct speech is reporting someone's words c There are not differences

Froggy Jumps

Reported Speech QuizzOnline version

Test your reporting skills

by Yuri Andrea Bonilla Ducuara

Backshift the tense when reporting: 'I am studying' → 'She said she was studying.' True or false?

Only in questions

False

True

Reporting future with will: 'I will go tomorrow' becomes?

He said he will go tomorrow

He said he would go the next day

He said he goes the next day

Yes/No question reporting: 'Are you coming?' → ?

He said I was coming

He asked if I was coming

He asked that I come

Pronoun change when reporting: 'You are my friend'—who is the speaker in reported form?

He said you were his friend

He said I was his friend

He said I am his friend

Imperative sentence: 'Close the door' reported as?

He says to close the door

He told me to close the door

He told to close the door

Exclamatory: 'What a day!' in reported form?

He exclaimed that it is a great day

He exclaimed that it had been a great day

He said what a day

Time expression shift: 'Today I bought a book' → 'That day I bought a book' true or false?

True

False

Only with 'yesterday'

Verb choice: which is suitable for reporting: 'say' or 'tell' for information not directed at someone?

both are wrong

say because it doesn't require a listener

tell because it requires a listener

Negation in reported speech: 'I do not like it' → 'He said he did not like it.' True or false?

False

True

Only with 'don't'

Demonstratives in reporting: 'This book is mine' often becomes?

That book is mine

That book was mine

This book was mine

What are the tense changes when we have an affirmative sentence in the present simple in reported speech?

Past perfect

Simple Past

Present simple

What are the differences of direct and indirect speech?

Direct speech is quoting what someone's words and indirect speech is reporting someone's words

Indirect speech is quoting what someone's words and direct speech is reporting someone's words

There are not differences

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Reported Speech QuizzOnline version

by Yuri Andrea Bonilla Ducuara

Backshift the tense when reporting: 'I am studying' → 'She said she was studying.' True or false?

Reporting future with will: 'I will go tomorrow' becomes?

Yes/No question reporting: 'Are you coming?' → ?

Pronoun change when reporting: 'You are my friend'—who is the speaker in reported form?

Imperative sentence: 'Close the door' reported as?

Exclamatory: 'What a day!' in reported form?

Time expression shift: 'Today I bought a book' → 'That day I bought a book' true or false?

Verb choice: which is suitable for reporting: 'say' or 'tell' for information not directed at someone?

Negation in reported speech: 'I do not like it' → 'He said he did not like it.' True or false?

Demonstratives in reporting: 'This book is mine' often becomes?

What are the tense changes when we have an affirmative sentence in the present simple in reported speech?

What are the differences of direct and indirect speech?

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