Used to/ would and indirect speech - recap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 4

How to help 

yourself learn

   

Goals for the end of the lesson

You will be able to use "used to" and "would" correctly.

You will be able to recognise tenses used in sentences so that you can turn the sentence into reported speech.

Tip: Make notes as we go through the lesson

What are the sentences/questions refering to?  

I used to get up early every day.

Did you use to go to swimming lessons? 

I didn't use to like cooking. 

Used to & would - for past habits

I used to / would go to the beach everyday after school in the summer. 

NB: No would when it refers to a situation/ or a state in the past 

I used to be a girl >> I would be a girl

He used to be a great singer. >> Can I use would here?

Choose the correct form:
When I was a child, I ______ (play) outside for hours every day.

1. used to
2. would
3. both are possible

Choose the correct form:
My grandparents ______ (live) in a small village before they moved to the city.

1. used to
2. would
3. both are possible

Choose the correct form:
My father ______ (tell) us bedtime stories every night when we were little.

1. used to
2. would
3. both are possible

Choose the correct form:
Whenever we visited my aunt, she ______ (bake) a delicious cake for us.

1. used to
2. would
3. both are possible

She ______ (not like) coffee, but now she drinks it every morning.

1. used to
2. would
3. both are possible

Used to or would - no contraction, missing words only
We ___ (not have) smartphones when I was younger.

He ______ (have) long hair when he was at university.
Missing words only

Used to /Would - How confident do you feel using this grammar?

25% or less

50%

75%

100%

Reported Speech

What has changed?

 Direct: June said, "It is my birthday today"

      Indirect: June said that it was her birthday that day.

Pronoun:  My  >>> becomes >>>  her

Tense:   is  >>> becomes >>>  was

Time word:   today >>> becomes >>>  that day

The backshift

Direct speech	Indirect speech
Present simple	--> Past simple
Past simple	--> Past perfect
future 'will'	--> future 'would'
Present perfect	--> Past perfect
Present continuous	--> Past continuous
Hulpww 'can'	--> Hulpww 'could'
Hulpww 'must'	--> Hulpww 'had to'

Indirect speech - Hoe ziet dat eruit? 

• 'I am late for school!' --> She said that she was late for school. 
• 'We have visited her.' --> They mentioned they had visited her. 
• 'You are not listening!' --> He said that I was not listening. 
  
• 'They bought a house.' --> You told me that they had bought a house.
• 'He will be late.' --> She complained that he would be late. 

Indirect speech -Hoe doe je dat?

Je moet de werkwoorden van de zin steeds één stapje terug in de tijd zetten. 

• Present simple --> Past simple 
• Present perfect --> Past perfect
• Present continuous --> Past continuous
• Past simple --> Past perfect
• hulp ww naar verleden tijd (will -> would, may -> might, can -> could, must-> had to)

Time changes

Last night >>> the night before

Yesterday >>> the day before / the previous day

Tomorrow >>> the next day

Today >>> that day

Questions in reported speech

Simon - " What are you doing?"

Simon asked me what I was doing. 

Wh - questions come back in the reported speech

Debby - " Are you meeting up with your friends later?"

Debby asked me if/whether I was meeting up with my friends later.

"I live in Paris with my family," she said.

Start off with: She said that..... (add a full stop)

"We are watching a movie at the cinema," they said.
Add a full stop at the end.

"Can you help me with this difficult math problem?" he asked.

"We didn’t see the accident because we arrived later," they said.
(use a contraction)

"I will finish the project by tomorrow," she said.

Continue....

Continue with the worksheet you have been given

Check I haven't reset U3:L4 Ex. 12 & 13 and that you have made both exercise. 

Then continue with U3:L4 Ex. 14 & 15

Let me know where you are with reported speech

I don't get any of this

I need more practice for reported speech

I totally rock at this