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Quiz on reporting statements and questions

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Mohinur Davronova

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Froggy Jumps Reported Speech MasterVersion en ligne Quiz on reporting statements and questions par Mohinur Davronova 1 When reporting: He said, 'I am tired.' → How is the tense typically changed? a He says I am tired. b He said he was tired. c He said I am tired. 2 Which pronoun change is correct for: She said, 'I will call you.' a She said I would call her. b She said she will call me. c She said she would call me. 3 Reporting a question: 'Where do you live?' becomes: a She asked where I live. b She asked where do you live. c She asked where I lived. 4 Punctuation in reported speech: Which is correct? a He asked, Are you coming? b He asked if you are coming. c He asked, ‘Are you coming?’ 5 Change with will: 'They will go tomorrow' → a They said they will go tomorrow. b They said they would go tomorrow. c They said they go tomorrow. 6 Backshift for present perfect: 'I have finished' → a She said she finished. b She said I have finished. c She said she had finished. 7 Indirect speech for a command: 'Close the door' → a He told me closing the door. b He told me to close the door. c He said I should close the door. 8 Time expression shift: 'Today' often becomes a This day b That day c Yesterday 9 If the reporting verb is in past tense, the reporting clause usually uses: a Past tense b Present tense c Future tense 10 Which is NOT a typical backshift change? a Past simple becomes past perfect b Present continuous stays the same c Past perfect becomes past pluperfect 11 When reporting: She said, 'I am tired.' in past tense, what is the most likely backshifted form? a She said she was tired. b She said I was tired. c She says she is tired. 12 Which verb is most commonly used when reporting statements? a say b order c ask 13 If the direct speech is 'We will arrive tomorrow,' how is it usually reported? a They said they would arrive the next day. b They say they will arrive tomorrow. c They said they will arrive tomorrow. 14 What happens to pronouns in reported speech? a They disappear. b Pronouns usually change to fit the reporting subject. c They stay the same. 15 When reporting a question, what punctuation is often used in the reporting clause? a An exclamation mark. b A colon is required. c A question mark is not needed inside the quotes. 16 How should time expressions typically change in reported speech? a Today becomes that day; tomorrow becomes the next day. b Today becomes yesterday. c Today stays today; tomorrow stays tomorrow. 17 Which reporting verb is used to report commands politely? a sing b tell, request, or ask with the object c laugh 18 If the direct speech is 'Close the door, please,' how is it commonly reported? a She asked to closing the door. b She asked to close the door. c She closes the door. 19 When the reporting verb is in the past, what often happens to 'will'? a It becomes 'shall'. b It stays 'will'. c It becomes 'would' in the reporting clause. 20 What change occurs to negation in reported speech? a Not often changes to not; may shift to 'did not' or 'would not' b It disappears entirely. c It becomes 'not' in every case.

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par Mohinur Davronova

When reporting: He said, 'I am tired.' → How is the tense typically changed?

Which pronoun change is correct for: She said, 'I will call you.'

Reporting a question: 'Where do you live?' becomes:

Punctuation in reported speech: Which is correct?

Change with will: 'They will go tomorrow' →

Backshift for present perfect: 'I have finished' →

Indirect speech for a command: 'Close the door' →

Time expression shift: 'Today' often becomes

If the reporting verb is in past tense, the reporting clause usually uses:

Which is NOT a typical backshift change?

When reporting: She said, 'I am tired.' in past tense, what is the most likely backshifted form?

Which verb is most commonly used when reporting statements?

If the direct speech is 'We will arrive tomorrow,' how is it usually reported?

What happens to pronouns in reported speech?

When reporting a question, what punctuation is often used in the reporting clause?

How should time expressions typically change in reported speech?

Which reporting verb is used to report commands politely?

If the direct speech is 'Close the door, please,' how is it commonly reported?

When the reporting verb is in the past, what often happens to 'will'?

What change occurs to negation in reported speech?