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Match Direct Speech to Indirect Speech

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Matías Nicolás Renzetti Blanco

Argentina

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Matching Pairs Match Direct Speech to Indirect SpeechOnline version Match Direct Speech to Indirect Speech by Matías Nicolás Renzetti Blanco 1 "I climb the mountain every summer," said Tom. 2 "I carry a map in my backpack," said Lucy. 3 "I walk through the jungle every day," said Jake. 4 "We are looking for a cave," said the hikers. 5 "I am exploring a small island," said Sam. 6 "I follow the path to the waterfall," said Mia. 7 "We camp near the forest every weekend," said the children. 8 "We are sailing across the lake," said the adventurers. 9 "I am searching for animal tracks," said Kate. 10 "We are crossing the river now," said the explorers. He said that he walked through the jungle every day. They said that they were looking for a cave. She said that she followed the path to the waterfall. They said that they were sailing across the lake. She said that she was searching for animal tracks. They said that they were crossing the river then. She said that she carried a map in her backpack. He said that he climbed the mountain every summer. He said that he was exploring a small island. They said that they camped near the forest every weekend.