Change the direct questions or imperatives into reported speech.
'Did you see the film yesterday?' he asked me.
He asked me whether I had seen the film the day before.
He asked me whether I have seen the film the day before.
He asked me whether I saw the film the day before.
Change the direct questions or imperatives into reported speech.
'Stop talking!' the teacher told us.
The teacher told us stop talking.
The teacher told us to stop talking.
The teacher said us to stop talking.
Change the direct statements into reported statements.
'We saw her yesterday,' he replied.
He replied (that) they had seen her the previous day.
He replied (that) they have seen her the previous day.
He replied (that) they saw her the previous day.
Change the direct statements into reported statements.
'It was hot yesterday,' he pointed out.
He pointed out (that) it had been hot yesterday.
He pointed out (that) it had been hot the day before/the previous day.
He pointed out (that) it has been hot the day before.
Complete the sentences with the correct pronouns.
'What are you doing with my DVDs?' Jake asked Mary.
He asked her what she was doing with his DVDs.
She asked him what was she doing with his DVDs.
He asked her what was he doing with his DVDs.
He said, “I am going to watch TV.”
He said that he was going to watch TV.
He said he is going to watch TV
Anna said, “I don’t like shopping.”
Anna said she didn’t like shopping.
Anna said that she doesn't like shopping.
Complete the sentences with the correct pronouns.
'Join us!' Jake and Ron told us.
They told us to join them.
They told us to join you.
We told them to join us.
Complete the sentences with the correct pronouns.
'What are you doing with my DVDs?' Jake asked Mary.
He asked her what she was doing with his DVDs.
She asked him what was she doing with his DVDs.
He asked her what was he doing with his DVDs.
Change the direct statements into reported statements.
'It was hot yesterday,' he pointed out.
He pointed out (that) it had been hot yesterday.
He pointed out (that) it had been hot the day before/the previous day.
He pointed out (that) it has been hot the day before.
Change the direct statements into reported statements.
'We saw her yesterday,' he replied.
He replied (that) they had seen her the previous day.
He replied (that) they have seen her the previous day.
He replied (that) they saw her the previous day.
Change the direct questions or imperatives into reported speech.
'Don't eat at your desks!' the boss told us.
The boss told us not eat at our desks.
The boss said us not to eat at our desks.
The boss told us not to eat at our desks.
"I don't like Peter"
She says she don`t like him
She says she doesn`t like him
"We are happy"
They said they are happy
They said they were happy
"My mum sings today"
She said her mum sang that day
She said her mum had sung that day
Jerry told me, "I need some money"
Jerry told me that he nedeed some money
Jerry told to me that he nedeed some money
Joe said "I watched your concert"
Joe said he had watched my concert
Joe said he has watched my concert
"Where is the exhibition?"
He asked me where was the exhibition
He asked me where the exhibition was
He said, “I am going to watch TV.”
He said that he was going to watch TV.
He said he is going to watch TV
Rachel: “Who is your teacher?”
Rachel asked who my teacher was.
Rachel asked who was my teacher.
Rachel asked who my teacher is.
Nick: “Do you need to get up early tomorrow?”
Nick asked did I need to get up early the next day.
Nick asked if I needed to get up early tomorrow.
Nick asked if I needed to get up early the next day.
She always tells me not to come home late. She always tells me:
“Don’t come home late”.
“Not come home late”.
“Please, don’t come home late”.
Ben: “You must sign the document today.”
Ben told me I must sign the the document today.
Ben told me I had to sign the the document that day.
Ben told me I had to sign the the document today.
George: “I have to go now.”
George said he has to go then.
George said he had to go now.
George said he had to go then.
Maya сказала Лео в понеділок: “I will meet you here next Friday.” Лео переказує її слова в середу, перебуваючи в іншому місці. Оберіть правильне речення.
Редактор запитав: “Have you finished the draft?” Оберіть правильне непряме запитання.
Учитель сказав: “Water boils at 100°C at sea level.” Яке речення правильно передає його слова, зберігаючи загальновідомий факт у теперішньому часі?
Вона звернулася до Марка: “Please don’t share this file with anyone.” Оберіть два граматично правильні варіанти непрямої мови.
На зустрічі у вівторок Олівер сказав: “I may have to cancel the trip tomorrow.” Його колега переказує це наступного дня. Оберіть правильний варіант.
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