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Reported Speech ChallengeVersión en línea Test your skills with reported speech rules. por Дильназ 1 In reported speech, which tense often backshifts from present to past? a Present simple becomes past simple b c d 2 Convert: He says, 'I am tired' into reported speech. a He said he was tired b He says he was tired c He says he tired d He says he is tired 3 Which pronoun change is common in reported speech? a First person becomes second person b Third person stays the same c Second person shifts to third person d Pronouns never change 4 Which reporting verb often follows a question in reported speech? a Suggest b Tell c Ask d Explain 5 Convert: 'Do you like coffee?' he asked. a He asked if you like coffee b He asked if I liked coffee c He asked I liked coffee d He asked Do I like coffee 6 Which punctuation is used to introduce reported speech after a reporting verb? a Colon before speech b Comma after reporting verb c No comma before quotation marks in reported speech d Question mark after speech 7 Convert: 'Please help me,' she said. a She asked to help me b She said please help me c She said she to help me d She asked me to help her 8 Which change occurs to time expressions in reported speech? a Time references often move back one reference point b Time becomes future tense c Time stays the same d Time shifts to present time 9 Convert: 'We will go tomorrow,' they said. a They said they would go the next day b They said we would go tomorrow c They said they go tomorrow d They said they will go tomorrow 10 Which sentence shows correct backshifting of 'can' in reported speech? a She said she will swim b She said she can swim c She says she could swim d She said she could swim

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In reported speech, which tense often backshifts from present to past?

Convert: He says, 'I am tired' into reported speech.

Which pronoun change is common in reported speech?

Which reporting verb often follows a question in reported speech?

Convert: 'Do you like coffee?' he asked.

Which punctuation is used to introduce reported speech after a reporting verb?

Convert: 'Please help me,' she said.

Which change occurs to time expressions in reported speech?

Convert: 'We will go tomorrow,' they said.

Which sentence shows correct backshifting of 'can' in reported speech?