Present Continuous: Direct vs Indirect

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Quick quiz on direct and indirect speech.

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Froggy Jumps Present Continuous: Direct vs IndirectVersión en línea Quick quiz on direct and indirect speech. por Miss Pradnya 1 Direct: 'I am reading a book,' John said. What is the indirect form? a John said that he was reading a books. b John said that he was reading a book. c John said that he is reading a book. 2 Direct: 'They are watching a movie,' Sara said. Indirect form? a Sara said that they are watching a movie. b Sara said that they were watching a movies. c Sara said that they were watching a movie. 3 Direct: 'We are studying right now,' Tim said. Indirect form? a Tim said that they were studying right then. b Tim said that they were studying right now. c Tim said that we were studying right then. 4 Direct: 'Are you coming to the party?' Mia asked. Indirect form? a Mia asked if I am coming to the party. b Mia asked if I was going to the party. c Mia asked if I was coming to the party. 5 Direct: 'He is sleeping,' Anna said. Indirect form? a Anna said that he is sleeping. b Anna said that he was sleeping. c Anna said that he was sleeping yesterday. 6 Direct: 'We are moving to a new city next week,' Tom announced. Indirect form? a Tom announced that they are moving to a new city next week. b Tom announced that we are moving to a new city next week. c Tom announced that they were moving to a new city the following week. 7 Direct: 'I am not feeling well,' Lucy said. Indirect form? a Lucy said that she is not feeling well. b Lucy said that she was feeling not well. c Lucy said that she was not feeling well. 8 Direct: 'They are building a new bridge,' the engineer explained. Indirect form? a The engineer explained that he was building a new bridge. b The engineer explained that they are building a new bridge. c The engineer explained that they were building a new bridge. 9 Direct: 'We are having lunch now,' Mr. Park said. Indirect form? a Mr. Park said that we were having lunch now. b Mr. Park said that they are having lunch now. c Mr. Park said that they were having lunch then. 10 Direct: 'I am going to finish this today,' Sara claimed. Indirect form? a Sara claimed that she is going to finish that day. b Sara claimed that she was going to finish that day. c Sara claimed that she was going to finish today.

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Present Continuous: Direct vs IndirectVersión en línea

Quick quiz on direct and indirect speech.

por Miss Pradnya

Direct: 'I am reading a book,' John said. What is the indirect form?

John said that he was reading a books.

John said that he was reading a book.

John said that he is reading a book.

Direct: 'They are watching a movie,' Sara said. Indirect form?

Sara said that they are watching a movie.

Sara said that they were watching a movies.

Sara said that they were watching a movie.

Direct: 'We are studying right now,' Tim said. Indirect form?

Tim said that they were studying right then.

Tim said that they were studying right now.

Tim said that we were studying right then.

Direct: 'Are you coming to the party?' Mia asked. Indirect form?

Mia asked if I am coming to the party.

Mia asked if I was going to the party.

Mia asked if I was coming to the party.

Direct: 'He is sleeping,' Anna said. Indirect form?

Anna said that he is sleeping.

Anna said that he was sleeping.

Anna said that he was sleeping yesterday.

Direct: 'We are moving to a new city next week,' Tom announced. Indirect form?

Tom announced that they are moving to a new city next week.

Tom announced that we are moving to a new city next week.

Tom announced that they were moving to a new city the following week.

Direct: 'I am not feeling well,' Lucy said. Indirect form?

Lucy said that she is not feeling well.

Lucy said that she was feeling not well.

Lucy said that she was not feeling well.

Direct: 'They are building a new bridge,' the engineer explained. Indirect form?

The engineer explained that he was building a new bridge.

The engineer explained that they are building a new bridge.

The engineer explained that they were building a new bridge.

Direct: 'We are having lunch now,' Mr. Park said. Indirect form?

Mr. Park said that we were having lunch now.

Mr. Park said that they are having lunch now.

Mr. Park said that they were having lunch then.

Direct: 'I am going to finish this today,' Sara claimed. Indirect form?

Sara claimed that she is going to finish that day.

Sara claimed that she was going to finish that day.

Sara claimed that she was going to finish today.

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Present Continuous: Direct vs IndirectVersión en línea

por Miss Pradnya

Direct: 'I am reading a book,' John said. What is the indirect form?

Direct: 'They are watching a movie,' Sara said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'We are studying right now,' Tim said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'Are you coming to the party?' Mia asked. Indirect form?

Direct: 'He is sleeping,' Anna said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'We are moving to a new city next week,' Tom announced. Indirect form?

Direct: 'I am not feeling well,' Lucy said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'They are building a new bridge,' the engineer explained. Indirect form?

Direct: 'We are having lunch now,' Mr. Park said. Indirect form?

Direct: 'I am going to finish this today,' Sara claimed. Indirect form?

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