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Reported SpeechVersión en línea Watch the video carefully and answer the questions. por SANDRA BARRERA 1 What is reported speech? Select one or more answers a when we say what someone else said, but we don't use their exact words. b when we talk about someone. c when we speak with different people. 2 What is another name for reported speech? a Present simple b Direct speech c Indirect speech 3 Direct Speech: "They play football every Saturday." The video explains that present simple changes to past simple in reported speech. Following this rule, what is the reported speech version of this sentence? a They said that they play football every Saturday. b They said that they are playing football every Saturday. c They said that they played football every Saturday. 4 Direct Speech: "She is watching TV right now." The video explains that present continuous changes to past continuous in reported speech. Which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this sentence? a She said that she watches TV right now. b She said that she was watching TV then. c She said that she watched TV then. 5 Direct Speech: "I visited my grandmother yesterday." The video explains that past simple often changes to past perfect in reported speech. Which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this sentence? a He/She said that I visited my grandmother yesterday. b He/She said that he/she visits my grandmother the day before. c He/She said that he/she had visited his/her grandmother the day before 6 Direct Speech: "We have finished our homework." The video explains that present perfect often changes to past perfect in reported speech. Which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this sentence? a They said that they had finished their homework. b They said that we have finished our homework. c They said that they finished their homework. 7 How does "can" change in reported speech? a caned b would c could 8 How do we report a question? a To report a question, we often use words like "if" or "whether," and the word order changes (it becomes like a statement). b we write the question again and we just add someone said. c To report a question we should consider all ta topics. 9 Direct Negative Command: "Don't talk during the exam." Following the video's likely explanation, how would you correctly report this negative command? a The examiner told them not to talk during the exam. b The examiner said that they don't talk during the exam. c The examiner asked them not to talk during the exam. 10 Direct Command: "Open your books!" According to the video's explanation of reported commands, which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this instruction? a The teacher said that they open their books. b The teacher told them to open their books. c The teacher asked them if they open their books. 11 Direct Speech: "I may go to the cinema tonight." According to the video, how does "may" typically change in reported speech? Which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this sentence? a He/She said that he/she might go to the cinema that night. b He/She said that I may go to the cinema tonight. c He/She said that he/she will go to the cinema that night.

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What is reported speech?

Select one or more answers

What is another name for reported speech?

Direct Speech: "They play football every Saturday." The video explains that present simple changes to past simple in reported speech. Following this rule, what is the reported speech version of this sentence?

Direct Speech: "She is watching TV right now." The video explains that present continuous changes to past continuous in reported speech. Which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this sentence?

Direct Speech: "I visited my grandmother yesterday." The video explains that past simple often changes to past perfect in reported speech. Which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this sentence?

Direct Speech: "We have finished our homework." The video explains that present perfect often changes to past perfect in reported speech. Which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this sentence?

How does "can" change in reported speech?

How do we report a question?

Direct Negative Command: "Don't talk during the exam." Following the video's likely explanation, how would you correctly report this negative command?

Direct Command: "Open your books!" According to the video's explanation of reported commands, which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this instruction?

Direct Speech: "I may go to the cinema tonight." According to the video, how does "may" typically change in reported speech? Which of the following is the correct reported speech version of this sentence?