Direct & Indirect Speech Quick Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Direct & Indirect Speech Quick QuizOnline version Test your speech rules by Busisiwe Mtambo 1 Who said: He said, 'I am tired'? a He said that he was tired. b He said, 'I am tired.' c He said that I was tired. 2 Convert to direct speech: She said she loved chocolate. a She said, 'I love chocolate.' b She said, 'I loved chocolate.' c She said, 'I love chocolates.' 3 Indirect speech changes the verb: He said he would come. What is the direct form? a He said, 'I will come.' b He says, 'I will come.' c He said, 'I would come.' 4 Choose the indirect version: 'We are playing football,' they said. a They said they were playing football. b They said they are playing football. c They said they would play football. 5 Direct to indirect: 'I can swim,' she said. a She said that she could swim. b She said that she can swim. c She said, 'I can swim.' 6 What is the indirect form for: 'Do you like coffee?' he asked. a He asked if I liked coffee. b He asked if you like coffee. c He asked do you like coffee? 7 Convert to direct speech: They mentioned that they were late. a They said, 'We are late.' b They said, 'We were late.' c They said, 'We will be late.' 8 Identify the direct speech from the options: a She asked to help me. b She requested help from me. c 'Please help me,' she said. 9 Indirect speech rule: backshifting is common when reporting in the past. Which is correct? a She said (that) she will be tired. b She said (that) she is tired. c She said (that) she was tired. 10 Direct to indirect: 'They are leaving now,' he stated. a He said that they are leaving now. b He said that they were leaving then. c He said, 'They are leaving now.'

Froggy Jumps

Direct & Indirect Speech Quick QuizOnline version

Test your speech rules

by Busisiwe Mtambo

Who said: He said, 'I am tired'?

He said that he was tired.

He said, 'I am tired.'

He said that I was tired.

Convert to direct speech: She said she loved chocolate.

She said, 'I love chocolate.'

She said, 'I loved chocolate.'

She said, 'I love chocolates.'

Indirect speech changes the verb: He said he would come. What is the direct form?

He said, 'I will come.'

He says, 'I will come.'

He said, 'I would come.'

Choose the indirect version: 'We are playing football,' they said.

They said they were playing football.

They said they are playing football.

They said they would play football.

Direct to indirect: 'I can swim,' she said.

She said that she could swim.

She said that she can swim.

She said, 'I can swim.'

What is the indirect form for: 'Do you like coffee?' he asked.

He asked if I liked coffee.

He asked if you like coffee.

He asked do you like coffee?

Convert to direct speech: They mentioned that they were late.

They said, 'We are late.'

They said, 'We were late.'

They said, 'We will be late.'

Identify the direct speech from the options:

She asked to help me.

She requested help from me.

'Please help me,' she said.

Indirect speech rule: backshifting is common when reporting in the past. Which is correct?

She said (that) she will be tired.

She said (that) she is tired.

She said (that) she was tired.

Direct to indirect: 'They are leaving now,' he stated.

He said that they are leaving now.

He said that they were leaving then.

He said, 'They are leaving now.'

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Direct & Indirect Speech Quick Quiz

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Direct & Indirect Speech Quick QuizOnline version

by Busisiwe Mtambo

Who said: He said, 'I am tired'?

Convert to direct speech: She said she loved chocolate.

Indirect speech changes the verb: He said he would come. What is the direct form?

Choose the indirect version: 'We are playing football,' they said.

Direct to indirect: 'I can swim,' she said.

What is the indirect form for: 'Do you like coffee?' he asked.

Convert to direct speech: They mentioned that they were late.

Identify the direct speech from the options:

Indirect speech rule: backshifting is common when reporting in the past. Which is correct?

Direct to indirect: 'They are leaving now,' he stated.

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