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Jugar Test
1. 
In statements, if the reporting verb is in present perfect,
A.
You don't need to change the verb tense.
B.
If the verb is in future you should put it in conditional.
C.
Verbs have to be changed in their corresponding past tense.
D.
If the verb is in past, you should put it in the past perfect
2. 
If you write tomorrow in the direct speech,
A.
you should write tomorrow in reported speech
B.
You should write the following day in reported speech.
C.
You should write the day before in reported speech.
D.
you should write the day after in reported speech
3. 
Here becomes there
A.
If you don't know what place is meant.
B.
If it is clear which place is meant
4. 
When we are reporting questions...
A.
The subject is placed after the auxiliary
B.
The subject is put after the main verb
C.
You don't need to include an auxiliary verb
D.
The word order is the same as the one in a statement.
5. 
When reporting questions, ...
A.
if there isn't a question word, we can only introduce the reported sentence with if.
B.
if there ins't a question word, we can only introduce the reported sentence with whether
C.
if there isn't a question word, we can introduce the reported sentence with either if or whether
D.
if there isn't a question word, we should put it in the reported sentence.
6. 
When reporting orders
A.
it is common to use a full infinitive
B.
it is common to use a gerund
C.
it is common to use a that clause
D.
you can't use verbs like advice, remind, command, tell
7. 
When reporting orders
A.
we should use an auxiliary for negative commands
B.
we should use the word no for negative commands
C.
we should use the word not followed by a full infinitive
D.
we should use the word no followed by a gerund
8. 
To report "how dreadful"
A.
we can do it by saying he exclaimed that it was a dreadful idea.
B.
we can do it by saying he exclaimed the idea was dreadful
C.
we can do it by saying: he gave an exclamation of disgust
D.
he said how dreadful an idea it is
9. 
How do you report: He said: "damn"
A.
he swore
B.
he used a swear word
C.
he showed his annoyance by using an imprecation
D.
He said isaid that he was dammed