Reported Speech - Commands and Requests 1.1

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Use reporting verbs define for commands, and the ones define for requests.
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Reported Speech - Commands and Requests 1.1Versión en línea Use reporting verbs define for commands, and the ones define for requests. NO OLVIDES USAR EL PUNTO AL FINAL DE CADA ORACIÓN. por Adrian Borbor 1 "Can you help me with this, John?" she asked. Write the complete sentence. Written answer 2 "Please, pass me the salt," he said. a He told her to pass him the salt. b He asked her to pass him the salt. 3 Use the reporting verb given. Write the complete sentence. "Be quiet," the policeman said. (Order) Written answer 4 "Don't forget your keys," he reminded her. Write the complete sentence. Written answer 5 "Don't make noise," the mother said. a The mother told the children do not make noise. b The mother asked the children not to make noise. c The mother told the children not to make noise. 6 The teacher, “Don't talk to your friend.” Written answer 7 Use the reporting verb given. Write the complete sentence. "Don't eat that cake." She said to Luis. (warn) Written answer 8 Linda: "Hey, could you help me with this box?" Tom: "Sure, I can help. Just tell me what to do." Change Linda's statement into reported form: Written answer Feedback 1 When reporting speech, pronouns and some words can change to reflect the new context. - "Me" can change to "her" if the speaker is referring to someone else. - "This" often changes to "that" because the context or location might be different. 2 When you making requests, (that means to ask something whether with questions or using words like, please) you better use the reporting verb: Asked 4 Use "not to + verb" ✔️ to reporting a negative statement, not "don't + verb" ❌ 5 When reporting commands, (You are telling someone what to do or not) You better use reporting verbs like, told, ordered, reminded, said, etc. Not asked. 6 Don't forget to use "talk to" ✔️, not "talk with". ❌ 7 The location doesn't change. "This" can change into "That", but "That" cannot be change when reporting, stay the same. 8 When reporting requests, use the reporting verb asked. When reporting commands, use the reporting verbs told, ordered, said, etc. Don't forget to change the pronouns, and location when reporting. (me-her, this-that)

Reported Speech - Commands and Requests 1.1Versión en línea

Use reporting verbs define for commands, and the ones define for requests. NO OLVIDES USAR EL PUNTO AL FINAL DE CADA ORACIÓN.

"Can you help me with this, John?" she asked. Write the complete sentence.

Written answer

"Please, pass me the salt," he said.

He told her to pass him the salt.

He asked her to pass him the salt.

Use the reporting verb given. Write the complete sentence. "Be quiet," the policeman said. (Order)

Written answer

"Don't forget your keys," he reminded her. Write the complete sentence.

Written answer

"Don't make noise," the mother said.

The mother told the children do not make noise.

The mother asked the children not to make noise.

The mother told the children not to make noise.

The teacher, “Don't talk to your friend.”

Written answer

Use the reporting verb given. Write the complete sentence. "Don't eat that cake." She said to Luis. (warn)

Written answer

Linda: "Hey, could you help me with this box?" Tom: "Sure, I can help. Just tell me what to do." Change Linda's statement into reported form:

Written answer

Feedback

When reporting speech, pronouns and some words can change to reflect the new context. - "Me" can change to "her" if the speaker is referring to someone else. - "This" often changes to "that" because the context or location might be different.

When you making requests, (that means to ask something whether with questions or using words like, please) you better use the reporting verb: Asked

Use "not to + verb" ✔️ to reporting a negative statement, not "don't + verb" ❌

When reporting commands, (You are telling someone what to do or not) You better use reporting verbs like, told, ordered, reminded, said, etc. Not asked.

Don't forget to use "talk to" ✔️, not "talk with". ❌

The location doesn't change. "This" can change into "That", but "That" cannot be change when reporting, stay the same.

When reporting requests, use the reporting verb asked. When reporting commands, use the reporting verbs told, ordered, said, etc. Don't forget to change the pronouns, and location when reporting. (me-her, this-that)

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Reported Speech - Commands and Requests 1.1Versión en línea

por Adrian Borbor

"Can you help me with this, John?" she asked. Write the complete sentence.

Written answer

"Please, pass me the salt," he said.

Use the reporting verb given. Write the complete sentence. "Be quiet," the policeman said. (Order)

Written answer

"Don't forget your keys," he reminded her. Write the complete sentence.

Written answer

"Don't make noise," the mother said.

The teacher, “Don't talk to your friend.”

Written answer

Use the reporting verb given. Write the complete sentence. "Don't eat that cake." She said to Luis. (warn)

Written answer

Linda: "Hey, could you help me with this box?" Tom: "Sure, I can help. Just tell me what to do." Change Linda's statement into reported form:

Written answer

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