Direct and Indirect Speech. Focus on Listening p.56-57

June said that it is my car.

June said that it is her car.

June said that it was my car.

June said that it was her car.

Jim said that he worked here yesterday.

Jim said that he worked there everyday.

Jim said that he worked here everyday.

Jim said that he worked everyday.

Nan said that she had finished her homework.

Nan said that she had finished my homework.

Nan said that she has finished her homework.

Nan said that she has finished my homework.

She said to me that she can sleep alone.

She told me that she can sleep alone.

She told me that she could sleep alone.

John said that his friend might come tonight.

John said that his friend might come that night.

John said that his friend might go that night.

John said that his friend might go tonight.

He told me that he must win this game.

He told me that he had to win that game.

He told me that he had to win this game.

He told me that he must win that game.

He said that he was a man.

He said that he is a man.

He said that I am a man.

He said that I was a man.

Mary says that she is coming there.

Mary says that she is coming here.

Mary says that she was coming there.

Mary says that she was coming here.

He said that he had gone to school yesterday.

He said that he would go to school the following year.

He said that he had gone to school the previous day.

Thomas said that he would come to school the year after.

Thomas said that he would go to school the year before.

Thomas said that he would go to school the following year.

Thomas said that he would come to school the year before.

Thomas said that he would come to school the year after.

Andrew says that I am typing my English composition.

Andrew said that I am typing my English composition.

Andrew said that he was typing his English composition.

Andrew said that he has typed his composition.

My auntie said that my daughter will continue her study in Australia.

My auntie said that her daughter would continue her study in Australia.

My auntie said that my daughter would continue her study in Australia.

My auntie says that her daughter will continue her study in Australia.

appealing

renowned

publicly funded

a graduate

foundation course

publicly funded

... is a variety including a range of different people or things

... is thought about in a good way

... is someone who has completed a university degree course, especially for a first

degree

... is the freedom and the right to do whatever you want without being afraid of authority

... is the right to do what you want without being restricted by anyone

... is a variety including a range of different people or things

... is thought about in a good way

... is known and admired by a lot of people, especially for some

special skill, achievement, etc.

... is attractive or interesting

True

False

False

True

AU (Australia)

NZ (New Zealand)

UK (United Kingdom)

US (United States)