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Reported Speech & Question Forms QuizVersion en ligne Master indirect forms and question types par LAURA JULIETH HERNÁNDEZ SOLANO 1 Convert to reported speech: 'I am tired,' she said. a She said she was tired. b She said she had been tired. c She said I was tired. d She said she is tired. 2 Turn into reported speech: 'Do you like coffee?' a He asked if I like coffee. b He asked if I liked coffee. c He asked I liked coffee. d He asked if I liked coffees. 3 Identify the type: 'Where is the nearest station?' a WH question b Statement c Reported speech d Yes/No question 4 Convert: 'Homework is due Friday,' the teacher said. a The teacher said homework is due Friday. b The teacher said that homework will be due Friday. c The teacher said that homework was due Friday. d The teacher said that homework due Friday. 5 Turn into reported speech: 'They have finished the project.' a They said that they had finished the project. b They said they finished the project. c They said they have finished the project. d They said that they finished the project. 6 Turn into reported speech: 'I will come tomorrow.' a He said he will come tomorrow. b He said I would come tomorrow. c He said he would come the next day. d He said he would come today. 7 Turn into a reported question: 'Are you coming to the party?' a She asked I was coming to the party. b She asked whether I come to the party. c She asked if I am coming to the party. d She asked whether I was coming to the party. 8 What is the reported form of: 'What time will the train leave?' a She asked what time the train would leave. b She asked when the train will leave. c She asked what time the train leaves. d She asked what time the train leave. 9 What is the reported form of: 'Where do you live?' a They asked where I will live. b They asked where I live. c They asked where I lived. d They asked where I living. 10 What did Sarah say about the party? a She said that the party was amazing. b She said that the party is amazing. c She say the party was amazing. 11 Where did Tom say he had left his keys? Choose one or more answers a He said that he leaves them at home. b He said that he had left them at home. c He said he leave them at home. 12 Why did they say they were late? a They said that they had missed the bus. b They said that they miss the bus. c They said they had miss the bus. 13 Anna said that she had finished her project. a Anna said, “I finished my project.” b Anna said, “I had finished my project.” c Anna said, “I have finished my project.” 14 In reported speech, the verb tense usually changes to the past. a True b False 15 The sentence “She said that she was tired” is an example of reported speech. a True b False 16 Does reported speech usually change the tense of the verb? a Yes b No 17 Is “He said, ‘I am tired’” direct speech? a Yes b No 18 Do we use quotation marks in reported speech? a No b Yes 19 Can “tell” and “say” both be used in reported speech? Choose one or more answers a No b Yes 20 Does “said that” commonly appear in reported speech? a Yes b No Feedback 1 Reported speech backshifts present to past: am -> was. 2 Yes/No questions become 'if/whether' + past tense. 3 Starts with a WH word; it's a WH question. 4 Use that + past tense; 'is' becomes 'was'. 5 Past perfect reported: have finished -> had finished. 6 Future 'will' becomes 'would'; tomorrow -> the next day. 7 Yes/No questions use 'whether' + past continuous for consistency. 8 Future will in question becomes would in reported form. 9 WH questions use where + past tense in reported form.

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Reported Speech & Question Forms QuizVersion en ligne

par LAURA JULIETH HERNÁNDEZ SOLANO

Convert to reported speech: 'I am tired,' she said.

Turn into reported speech: 'Do you like coffee?'

Identify the type: 'Where is the nearest station?'

Convert: 'Homework is due Friday,' the teacher said.

Turn into reported speech: 'They have finished the project.'

Turn into reported speech: 'I will come tomorrow.'

Turn into a reported question: 'Are you coming to the party?'

What is the reported form of: 'What time will the train leave?'

What is the reported form of: 'Where do you live?'

What did Sarah say about the party?

Where did Tom say he had left his keys?

Why did they say they were late?

Anna said that she had finished her project.

In reported speech, the verb tense usually changes to the past.

The sentence “She said that she was tired” is an example of reported speech.

Does reported speech usually change the tense of the verb?

Is “He said, ‘I am tired’” direct speech?

Do we use quotation marks in reported speech?

Can “tell” and “say” both be used in reported speech?

Does “said that” commonly appear in reported speech?