Reported Speech in the Past Harjuta kaudse kõne moodustamist minevikus! Iga klõps slaidil annab sulle ette uue lause. Igale otseses kõnes lausele järgneb.

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Reported Speech in the Past Harjuta kaudse kõne moodustamist minevikus! Iga klõps slaidil annab sulle ette uue lause. Igale otseses kõnes lausele järgneb sama lause kaudses kõnes. Kontrolli oma vastuseid.

Remember! Olevik – lihtminevik Kestev olevik – kestev minevik Isikud – he, she, they Omastavad asesõnad – his, her, their

Rep. Speech in the Past Simon said, “I’m very happy about my English test.” Simon said that he was very happy about his English test. Bob said, “My brother is at school.” Bob said that his brother was at school.

Rep. Speech in the Past Our teacher said, “ I have many books in English.” Our teacher said that he had many books in English. Janet said, “I’m looking forward to the holiday.” Janet said that she was looking forward to the holiday.

Rep. Speech in the Past Sam said, “Sue’s not doing her homework.” Sam said that Sue was not doing her homework. Mum said, “Dad never leaves the car in the street.” Mum said that dad never left the car in the street.

Rep. Speech in the Past Laura said, “I don’t like Pizza.” Laura said that she didn’t like pizza. My sister said, “I enjoy reading books.” My sister said that she enjoyed reading books.

Rep. Speech in the Past use tell or ask Graham said to Karl, “Choose some cool videos.” Graham told Karl to choose some cool videos. Graham wanted Karl to choose some cool videos.

Rep. Speech in the Past Jo said to the girls, “Don’t put on so much make-up.” Jo told the girls not to put on so much make-up. Jo wanted the girls not to put on so much make-up.

Rep. Speech in the Past Maria said to me, “Show me your make-up kit.I want to use your lipstick.” Maria asked me to show her my make-up kit. She added that she wanted to use my lipstick. Maria asked me to show her my make-up kit because she wanted to use my lipstick.

Rep. Speech in the Past Mum said to Mark, “Don’t send out the invitations so early. Your plans can change.” Mum told Mark not to send out the invitations so early. She added that his plans could change. Mum told Mark not to send out the invitations so early because his plans could change.