Present Continuous: Direct vs Indirect

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Quick quiz on direct and indirect speech.

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Present Continuous: Direct vs Indirect


Froggy Jumps Present Continuous: Direct vs IndirectVersion en ligne Quick quiz on direct and indirect speech. par Miss Pradnya 1 Direct: 'I am reading a book,' John said. What is the indirect form? a John said that he was reading a books. b John said that he was reading a book. c John said that he is reading a book. 2 Direct: 'They are watching a movie,' Sara said. Indirect form? a Sara said that they are watching a movie. b Sara said that they were watching a movies. c Sara said that they were watching a movie. 3 Direct: 'We are studying right now,' Tim said. Indirect form? a Tim said that they were studying right then. b Tim said that they were studying right now. c Tim said that we were studying right then. 4 Direct: 'Are you coming to the party?' Mia asked. Indirect form? a Mia asked if I am coming to the party. b Mia asked if I was going to the party. c Mia asked if I was coming to the party. 5 Direct: 'He is sleeping,' Anna said. Indirect form? a Anna said that he is sleeping. b Anna said that he was sleeping. c Anna said that he was sleeping yesterday. 6 Direct: 'We are moving to a new city next week,' Tom announced. Indirect form? a Tom announced that they are moving to a new city next week. b Tom announced that we are moving to a new city next week. c Tom announced that they were moving to a new city the following week. 7 Direct: 'I am not feeling well,' Lucy said. Indirect form? a Lucy said that she is not feeling well. b Lucy said that she was feeling not well. c Lucy said that she was not feeling well. 8 Direct: 'They are building a new bridge,' the engineer explained. Indirect form? a The engineer explained that he was building a new bridge. b The engineer explained that they are building a new bridge. c The engineer explained that they were building a new bridge. 9 Direct: 'We are having lunch now,' Mr. Park said. Indirect form? a Mr. Park said that we were having lunch now. b Mr. Park said that they are having lunch now. c Mr. Park said that they were having lunch then. 10 Direct: 'I am going to finish this today,' Sara claimed. Indirect form? a Sara claimed that she is going to finish that day. b Sara claimed that she was going to finish that day. c Sara claimed that she was going to finish today.

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Present Continuous: Direct vs Indirect

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Present Continuous: Direct vs IndirectVersion en ligne

par Miss Pradnya

Direct: 'I am reading a book,' John said. What is the indirect form?

Direct: 'They are watching a movie,' Sara said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'We are studying right now,' Tim said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'Are you coming to the party?' Mia asked. Indirect form?

Direct: 'He is sleeping,' Anna said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'We are moving to a new city next week,' Tom announced. Indirect form?

Direct: 'I am not feeling well,' Lucy said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'They are building a new bridge,' the engineer explained. Indirect form?

Direct: 'We are having lunch now,' Mr. Park said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'I am going to finish this today,' Sara claimed. Indirect form?