Recap reported speech Friday 17-03

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Today's focus

Recap on reported speech 

Look at reported questions

What can you remember about reported speech from last lesson?

Reported speech: verb changes (the ones we need)

CHANGE

NO CHANGE

Present simple > Past simple

Present continuous > Past continuous

Present perfect > Past perfect 

Past simple > Past perfect 

can > could 

will > would

must > had to

would > would

should > should

mustn't > mustn't

had done- had done

Past simple

Past continuous

Past perfect simple

Past perfect continuous

Future with would or was/were going to

had to

Must

past continuous

future with will / am going to 

Present continuous

Past simple

Past perfect simple

Present simple

Past perfect continuous

Present perfect simple

Present perfect continuous

Kim "I'll get some veggie burgers for the bbq"

Kim said that she ..........................some veggie burgers for the bbq.

1. will get
2. won't get
3. would got
4. would get

Jan "I have finished my book"
Jan said that ...............................

1. he had finished my book
2. he has finished my book
3. he had finished his book
4. he has finished his book

What is the 'direct message'?
He said he had seen her the night before

1. He said: 'I saw her yesterday'
2. He said: "I see her today"
3. He said: "I will see her tomorrow night"
4. He said: "I have seen her yesterday"

Direct speech:	Indirect speech:
"It is cold here ."	She said it was cold there .
" We w on our match yesterday ."	They said they had won their match the day before .
" I will help you ."	The teacher said sh e would help me
" I have written a book."	He said he had written a book.
" We have been working too hard today. "	They said they had been working too hard that day.
I'm going to do my homework tonight.	She said she was going to do her homework that night .

Reporting verbs

You can start your reported speech/thought with a variety of verbs:

I thought I...

She said that...

He asked ...

They can change the tone/purpose of the sentence.

'Can you help me?' she said to me.

'Don't forget to post the letter,' he said to her.

'I really work hard for my exams,' she said.

'Come to my party,' he said to me.

'You really must go travelling. You'd love it,' she said to me.

'I'll give you a lift to the airport,' he said to me.

'I've been very busy,' she said.

'I'm not sure about this job.' 'Go on! Apply for it! You'd be good at it,' he said. 'OK, I will,' I replied.

invite

persuade

explain

promise

ask

remind

offer

encourage

Reported questions 

Direct question: "When are you going on holiday?"

Reported question: She asked when I was going on holiday.

Direct:"Are you related?"

Reported: He asked if/whether we were related.

Direct: "Who is that man?"

Reported: She asked who the man was.

What is the word order for the reported question? 

How old are you?
Reported speech of this question is ...

1. He asked how old was I
2. He asked how old are you
3. He asked how old I was
4. He asked how old am I

When will they arrive? In reported speech = Kate asked.....

1. when they will arrive
2. when they would arrive
3. when will they arrive
4. when would they arrive

Can I get you a drink? In reported speech = The waiter asked......

1. if he can get me a drink
2. if he could get me a drink
3. if he a drink could get me
4. if could he get me a drink

Turn the question into a reported question
"Has it rained?"
He ......................

What is the difference between a question and imperative in reported speech?

Tom "Can I sit here?"

Tom asked if/whether he could sit there.

Jane "Stand up straight!"

Jane told me to stand up straight.

"Pay attention!" in reported speech =
She told us...............................

Lizzy: "Did you see the latest Batman film?"
Lizzy asked me............................

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Ex 51 and slim stampen 

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