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Reported Speech Mastery: Present to Past

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Practice reported speech in past forms

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Practice reported speech in past forms

by guadalupe escutia
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He says, 'I am reading now.' in reported speech:

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She says, 'I have finished.' ->

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They say, 'We are going to the park.' ->

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John says, 'I can swim.' ->

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Maria says, 'I will help.' ->

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Tom says, 'I have lived here for years.' ->

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They say, 'Close the window now.' ->

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He says, 'I have seen the movie.' ->

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She says, 'I am reading a book.' ->

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They say, 'We will travel next year.' ->

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Present continuous shifts to past continuous with 'then' or 'at that time'.

Present perfect becomes past perfect.

Present continuous becomes past continuous.

Can becomes could in reported speech.

Will often becomes would.

Present perfect becomes past perfect; here/there change as needed.

Imperatives become 'told (me) to' + base verb.

Present perfect -> past perfect.

Present continuous -> past continuous.

Will → would; time expressions adjust.

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