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Reported Speech Challenge

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Test your skills in reporting speech

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Samuel Barreto
Samuel Barreto
Colombia

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Reported Speech ChallengeOnline version

Test your skills in reporting speech

by Samuel Barreto
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Convert to reported speech: Where did you buy this hat

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Convert to reported speech: What time does the bus leave?

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Convert to reported speech: Who is your teacher?

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Convert to reported speech: Why are you upset?

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Convert to reported speech: When will the project finish?

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Convert to reported speech: Do you like cricket?

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Convert to reported speech: Do you know the answer?

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Convert to reported speech: Do they come here often?

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Convert to reported speech: Do we need a reservation?

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Convert to reported speech: He said, 'I will finish the report tomorrow.'

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Convert to reported speech: She asked, 'Did you see the email?'

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Convert to reported speech: They asked, 'Where are we meeting?'

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Convert to reported speech: I said, 'I am tired.'

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Convert to reported speech: He asked, 'Why did you leave?'

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Convert to reported speech: Where have you been? she asked

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Convert to reported speech: 'Do you understand?' he asked.

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Convert to reported speech: 'What are you doing?' they asked.

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Convert to reported speech: 'Can you help me?' she asked.

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Convert to reported speech: 'Where did you spend your vacation?' he asked.

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Transform: 'Please sit down,' he said.

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Backshift the tense and keep the location.

Past reference to the bus timetable.

Backshift to past: was.

Use past simple: was.

Backshift for reported question.

Use if/whether for yes-no questions.

Choose whether/if for yes-no questions.

Past tense after reporting.

Use whether for yes-no questions.

Use said that with backshift.

Yes-no question backshift.

Backshift to past progressive.

Backshift with that optional.

Backshift and perfective past.

Backshift past perfect.

Use understood for past tense.

Past continuous in reported speech.

Modal could with backshift.

Past perfect for action completed.

Report imperative with to-infinitive.

 
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