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Intermediate Level

When do we use it? REPORTED SPEECH is used to tell what someone said. Yet, we do not repeat all the words exactly. REAL WORDS (direct speech): Tom said: “We are going to the cinema this afternoon.” REPORTED SPEECH: Tom said that they were going to the cinema that afternoon.

Changes Types of changes: 1. Verb Tenses 2. Time and place adverbial expressions 3. Logical change of pronouns EXAMPLE DIRECT: Mary said: “They are seeing me tomorrow” REPORTED: Mary said that they were seeing her the following day

Verb Tenses DIRECT SPEECH  PRESENT  We study We are studying PAST  We studied We were studying FUTURE  We will study REPORTED SPEECH PAST She said that they studied She said that they were studying PAST PERFECT She said that they had studied She said that they had been studying CONDITIONAL She said that they would study

List of Verb Changes TENSEDIRECT SPEECHREPORTED SPEECH PRESENT SIMPLE I play tennis with my friends She said that she played tennis with her friends PRESENT CONTINUOUS I am playing tennis with my friends She said that she was playing tennis with her friends PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE I have played tennis with my friends She said that she had played tennis with her friends PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS I have been playing tennis with my friends She said that she had been playing tennis with her friends PAST SIMPLE I played tennis with my friends She said that she had played tennis with her friends PAST CONTINUOUS I were playing tennis with my friends She said that she had been playing tennis with her friends PAST PERFECT SIMPLE I had played tennis with my friends She said that she had played tennis with her friends PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS I had been playing tennis with my friends She said that she had been playing tennis with her friends FUTURE SIMPLE I will play tennis with my friends She said that they would play tennis with her friends

Changes in Modals DIRECT SPEECH REPORTED SPEECH CANCOULD MAYMIGHT MUST / HAVE TOMUST / HAD TO WILLWOULD

Time and Place Adverb Change DIRECT SPEECHREPORTED SPEECH Now Then Today That day Tonight That night Yesterday The previous day / the day before Last week The previous week / the week before A __________ ago The previous ______ / the _____ before Tomorrow The following day / the day after / the next day Next ___________ The following ________ / the _______ after Here There This These That Those

Reported statements Pay attention to the changes mentioned before. 'That‘ can be omited with “TELL & SAY”: She told him that he was a fool. She told him he was a fool. She said that I was right She said I was right Remember not to use inverted commas. Observe that when you use TELL, you must mention “ the person you’re speaking to ” John said: “Ann, I’m very happy.” John told Ann that he was very happy.