Indirect speech What did your neighbour say?? He/She said…..

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Indirect speech What did your neighbour say?? He/She said…..

Vergelijk Direct  Indirect speech = -Tijd schuift een stap terug in het verleden. -Persoonlijk voornaamwoord is anders -Plaats Peter: I like scary movies Peter said (that) he liked ghost stories Je gebruikt indirect speech om iets na te vertellen wat iemand anders heeft gezegd. Het gaat over iets wat in het verleden is gebeurd  dus de werkwoordstijd is anders

Een stap terug in de tijd….. Direct speech: Laura: “I am not tired” Peter: “I work hard” Present simple Indirect speech: She said (that) she was not tired He said (that) he worked hard Past simple Oliver: “I am looking for a job” Present continuous He said that he was looking for a job. Past continuous

Een stap terug in de tijd….. Direct speech: David: “We have both seen that thriller” Present perfect Indirect speech: David said (that) they had both seen that thriller Past perfect Mom: “We sat here for hours” Past simple Mom said (that) they had sat there for hours. Past Perfect

Verandering van persoonlijk voornaamwoorden Laura said (that) she was not tired David said (that) they had both seen that thriller Laura: ‘I am not tired’ David: ‘We have both seen that thriller’

Plaats Mom: “We sat here for hours” Mom said (that) they had sat there for hours Je vertelt iets na met “indirect speech”, dus hier wordt daar.

Even oefenen Sandra: ‘You play the piano very well.’ She said (that) I played the piano well. Peter: ‘We are waiting outside’. He said (that) they were waiting outside. Walter: ‘She has given me a birthday gift’. He said (that) she had given him a birthday gift. Grandma: ‘I lost my temper’ Grandma said (that) she had lost her temper

Dus,… in het kort Direct  Indirect speech: -Een stap terug in de tijd (bv. present simple  past simple) -Persoonlijk voornaamwoord aanpassen (bv. I  She/He – We  They) -Plaats (bv. here  there) Anton: ‘I work here’ He said (that) he worked there Textbook: P. 84