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Reported Speech Mastery

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Convert direct to reported speech

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Reported Speech Mastery
 

Reported Speech MasteryOnline version

Convert direct to reported speech

by Jocelyn García Reyes
1

Direct: She said, 'I am tired.' What is the reported speech?

2

Direct: John asked, 'Do you speak Spanish?' What is the reported speech?

3

Direct: 'We have finished the project,' they said. Reported speech?

4

Direct: She asked, 'Where do you live?' Reported speech.

5

Direct: They said, 'We will start tomorrow.' Reported speech?

6

Direct: 'I can swim,' she boasted. Reported speech?

7

Direct: Paul asked, 'Why did you leave early?' Reported speech.

8

Direct: 'Don't forget to call me,' she said. Reported speech?

9

Direct: 'They are visiting us next week,' he said. Reported speech?

10

Direct: 'I have never seen this movie,' she claimed. Reported speech?

Explicación

Use backshift of tense: 'am' becomes 'was' when reporting in the past.

Change yes/no questions by using 'if' or 'whether' and backshift tense.

Past perfect 'had finished' matches the reporting past.

Wh- questions become 'where' + backshift of tense.

Time expressions often shift: 'tomorrow' becomes 'the next day'.

Modal 'can' becomes 'could' in reported speech.

Wh- clause uses past perfect for the earlier action.

If imperative, use verbs like reminded or ordered; negation with 'not to'.

Time expressions shift to the following/week where appropriate; 'next week' -> 'the following week'.

Present perfect 'have seen' becomes past perfect 'had never seen' in reporting.

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