What did they say? Reported statements.

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What did they say? Reported statements

He told me he did it every day. Reported Statements Don't forget to change the verb tenses! Present Simple- Past Simple Present Continuous- Past Continuous Present Perfect- Past Perfect Past Simple- Past Perfect Future Simple- Future in the Past He said to me, "I do it every day" He told me he did it every day.

Change Time expressions Today, tonight, this week That day, that night, that week Now Then, at that time, at once, immediately Yesterday, last night/week The day before, the previous night/week Tomorrow, next week/month/year The day after, the following day, the next week Two days/years ago Two days/years before

Change modal verbs Change Certain Words This Can That Could These May Those Here There Come go Can Could May Might Must Had to

Turn from Direct into Reported Speech Robert said, ‘This cake is tasty’. Robert said (that) the cake was tasty. ‘I’m starting a new job next week, ’she said. She said she was starting a new job the following week. Bob said to mum, ‘I don’t like this shirt’. Bob told mum he didn’t like that shirt. He said to her, ‘Open the window, please’. He asked her to open the window. ‘I may be late today,’ he said. He said he might be late that day. Well done!

Test yourself ‘I got my exam results last week,’ he said. He said he had got his exam results the week 2. ‘I can’t afford to buy this dress,’ she said to her friend. 2. She told her friend she couldn’t afford to buy that dress. 3. She said, ‘Give me this book, please.’ 3. He said he wouldn’t be late again. 4. ‘I won’t be late again,’ he said. 4. He said he wouldn’t be late again. 5. ‘We must go home now,’ they said to us. 5. They told us they had to go home at that moment.

6. ‘There is too much violence on TV,’ said dad. 6. Dad said there was too much violence on TV. 7. ‘I’m going to a party tonight,’ she said. 7. She said she was going to a party that night. 8. ‘This is a very good book,’ he said to me. 8. He told me that was a very good book. 9. ‘Don’t do it again!’ he said to her. 9. He told her not to do it again. Well done! 10. ‘I’ve never done it,’ she said. 10. She said she had never done it. .