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Indirect speech quiz on rules

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Reported Speech MasteryVersion en ligne Indirect speech quiz on rules par SARA SOFIA ECHEVERRI HERRERA 1 What word is commonly used to introduce a reported question in English? a how b whether c if d what 2 Which tense shift is typical when the reporting verb is in the past? a past to present b present perfect to past perfect c future to past d present to past 3 What conjunction is commonly used to report statements? a and b because c that d which 4 In reported questions, what happens to subject-verb inversion found in direct questions? a inversion remains b additional inversion c no inversion d random order 5 What does 'now' typically become in reported speech? a then b later c now d yesterday 6 Is the statement 'She said, “I will help”' typically reported as 'She said that she would help'? a Not sure b Yes c Sometimes d No 7 Do we backshift 'can' to 'could' in reported speech? a Yes b No c Never d Sometimes 8 Is the reporting verb usually placed before the reported clause in reported speech? a Sometimes b Yes c Only in questions d No 9 Should pronouns often change to match the speaker in reported speech? a Sometimes b No c Yes d Only proper nouns change 10 Does 'will' become 'would' in most cases of reported speech? a Yes b Only in questions c Sometimes d No Feedback 1 In indirect questions, 'whether' (or 'if') introduces the reported form. 2 Usually present/simple present shifts to past in reported speech. 3 'That' is often omitted in informal speech but common in formal reporting. 4 Indirect questions use a normal subject-verb order. 5 Time expressions shift back when reporting later. 6 That is the standard indirect form with backshifting. 7 Modals like 'can' often become 'could' in past reporting. 8 In English, the reporting verb comes before the clause. 9 Pronouns are adjusted to reflect the reporter’s perspective. 10 Future tense typically shifts to would in indirect speech.

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Reported Speech MasteryVersion en ligne

par SARA SOFIA ECHEVERRI HERRERA

What word is commonly used to introduce a reported question in English?

Which tense shift is typical when the reporting verb is in the past?

What conjunction is commonly used to report statements?

In reported questions, what happens to subject-verb inversion found in direct questions?

What does 'now' typically become in reported speech?

Is the statement 'She said, “I will help”' typically reported as 'She said that she would help'?

Do we backshift 'can' to 'could' in reported speech?

Is the reporting verb usually placed before the reported clause in reported speech?

Should pronouns often change to match the speaker in reported speech?

Does 'will' become 'would' in most cases of reported speech?

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