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Reporting nouns

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Reporting nouns

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Reporting nouns are nouns such as comment, criticism, remark, statement. We can represent indirect speech with reporting nouns as well as with reporting verbs. These are more common in writing than speaking, and are usually quite formal.

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reporting nouns
efl vocabulary
 Recommended age: 16 years old
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RICARDO ALDAIR HERRERA
RICARDO ALDAIR HERRERA
Ecuador

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Reporting nouns are nouns such as comment, criticism, remark, statement. We can represent indirect speech with reporting nouns as well as with reporting verbs. These are more common in writing than speaking, and are usually quite formal.

by RICARDO ALDAIR HERRERA