Reported Speech - Perfect English Grammar
Reported Speech Reported Statements When do we use reported speech? Sometimes someone says a sentence, for example "I'm going to the cinema tonight" Later, maybe we want to tell someone else what the first person said Here's how it works: We use a reporting verb like 'say' or 'tell' If this verb is in the present tense, it's easy
Reported speech - Godinton Primary School
Reported speech summarises or paraphrases what has been said It does not usually directly quote the words spoken, so does not need any special punctuation For example: The goats said that they wanted to eat the green grass on the other side of the bridge The troll shouted to the goats to stay on their own side of the stream Reported Speech vs
REPORTED SPEECH - INGLÉS
REPORTED SPEECH: OTHER POINTS A MUST: after a past reporting verb, must does not usually change: He said, “It must be pretty late, I really must go” He said that it must be pretty late and he really must go had to is also possible in reported speech, but this is really the past of have to, not must He said, “I have to go
REPORTED SPEECH - realcolegioloretocom
REPORTED SPEECH USE Reported speech is used to retell or report what other person has actually said It is a very usual function in everyday language STRUCTURE Formal aspects We can find different ways of expressing the Direct Speech: - John said: “It is quite hot today” - „It is quite hot today‟, he said - „It is quite hot today
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Reported speech (also called indirect speech) relates what the person said, but does not use the exact words You often need to change verbs and pronouns to keep the original meaning (The students may notice that verb tenses change in reported speech The general rule is that reported speech “backs up” one verb tense
Reported Speech Lesson: Intermediate - teflgeek
Reported Speech Lesson: Intermediate + ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Part of this lesson is based on “Section 4 4 Reported Speech”, Teaching Grammar Creatively, Gerngross, Puchta & Thornbury, CUP, 2006 (Pages 224 – 225) Warmer:
Unit Reported speech (He that
In general, the present form in direct speech changes to the past form in reported speech: will — would can-*could am/is — » was do/does — * did have/has — had want/like/know/go etc -* wanted/liked/knew/went etc Compare direct speech and reported speech: are-* were You met Jenny Here are some of the things she said in direct speech
REPORTED SPEECH - LESSON 2
REPORTED SPEECH - LESSON 2 Please rewrite the sentences by taking into account the directions given in class about Reported Speech Her name is / was Carol Sanders She lives / lived in England now / then, but when she was younger She lived / had lived in Hong Kong Her father was / had been a businessman there and
Change the sentences to reported speech CORRECTIONS FOR
speech 6 The class monitor told the teacher that he had already taken the books for marking in the staffroom The class monitor said, “I have already taken the books for marking in the staffroom, teacher ” Change the sentences to reported speech
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