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Froggy Jumps

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Test your command of indirect questions and polite requests.

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Alma

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Froggy Jumps Reported Speech MasteryVersión en línea Test your command of indirect questions and polite requests. por Alma 1 Indirect form of: 'Please sit down,' she said. a She told me to sit down. b She asked me sitting down. c She asked me to sit down. 2 Indirect form of: 'Where is the station?' he asked. a He asked where the station was. b He asked where the station is. c He asked where the station was at. 3 Polite request rewritten: 'Could you pass the salt?' a She asked me to pass the salt. b She asked me to pass salt. c She asked me pass the salt. 4 Direct command: 'Open the window,' the teacher said. a The teacher ordered us to open the window. b The teacher told us to open the window. c The teacher asked us to open the window. 5 Indirect yes/no request: 'Would you mind helping me?' a He asked me to help him. b He asked if I would mind helping him. c He asked if I mind helping him. 6 Backshift in indirect speech: 'I am happy,' she said. a She said that she is happy. b She said that she were happy. c She said that she was happy. 7 Indirect yes/no question: 'Did you finish the task?' a They asked if I had finished the task. b They asked whether I finish the task. c They asked whether I had finished the task. 8 Polite request: 'Please wait here,' she said. a She told us to wait here. b She asked us to wait there. c She asked us waiting there. 9 Indirect question with tense: 'What time does the train leave?' a He asked what time the train leaves. b He asked what time the train left. c He asked what time the train leaving. 10 Indirect command: 'Don't touch that.' a The guard told us not to touch that. b The guard warned us not to touch that. c The guard asked us not to touch that.

Froggy Jumps

Reported Speech MasteryVersión en línea

Test your command of indirect questions and polite requests.

por Alma

Indirect form of: 'Please sit down,' she said.

She told me to sit down.

She asked me sitting down.

She asked me to sit down.

Indirect form of: 'Where is the station?' he asked.

He asked where the station was.

He asked where the station is.

He asked where the station was at.

Polite request rewritten: 'Could you pass the salt?'

She asked me to pass the salt.

She asked me to pass salt.

She asked me pass the salt.

Direct command: 'Open the window,' the teacher said.

The teacher ordered us to open the window.

The teacher told us to open the window.

The teacher asked us to open the window.

Indirect yes/no request: 'Would you mind helping me?'

He asked me to help him.

He asked if I would mind helping him.

He asked if I mind helping him.

Backshift in indirect speech: 'I am happy,' she said.

She said that she is happy.

She said that she were happy.

She said that she was happy.

Indirect yes/no question: 'Did you finish the task?'

They asked if I had finished the task.

They asked whether I finish the task.

They asked whether I had finished the task.

Polite request: 'Please wait here,' she said.

She told us to wait here.

She asked us to wait there.

She asked us waiting there.

Indirect question with tense: 'What time does the train leave?'

He asked what time the train leaves.

He asked what time the train left.

He asked what time the train leaving.

Indirect command: 'Don't touch that.'

The guard told us not to touch that.

The guard warned us not to touch that.

The guard asked us not to touch that.

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Reported Speech MasteryVersión en línea

por Alma

Indirect form of: 'Please sit down,' she said.

Indirect form of: 'Where is the station?' he asked.

Polite request rewritten: 'Could you pass the salt?'

Direct command: 'Open the window,' the teacher said.

Indirect yes/no request: 'Would you mind helping me?'

Backshift in indirect speech: 'I am happy,' she said.

Indirect yes/no question: 'Did you finish the task?'

Polite request: 'Please wait here,' she said.

Indirect question with tense: 'What time does the train leave?'

Indirect command: 'Don't touch that.'

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