Reported speech

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Reported speechVersión en línea Hecho por santiago florez, steven patiño y juan pablo alsina por SANTIAGO ALEJANDRO FLOREZ MORA 1 Pronouns change to adapt to the new speaker and the new listener. Yes No 2 Generally, verbs shift one step back into the past. Yes No 3 Yes No 4 Use reporting verbs like say or tell. When using tell, you must include the object (the person being spoken to). The conjunction that can optionally be included. Yes No 5 When dealing with imperatives or requests, do not backshift tenses. Instead, use the reporting verb followed by an infinitive with "to" (Verb + Object + to-infinitive). Yes No 6 For questions, use reporting verbs like ask or want to know. Yes No 7 Yes No 8 The definition is correct? Reported speech is a shortened version of a relative clause that omits the relative pronoun (such as who, which, or that) and usually the auxiliary verb to be. Yes No 9 Yes No 10 Adverbs of time and place shift to fit the past context. Yes No

Reported speechVersión en línea

Hecho por santiago florez, steven patiño y juan pablo alsina

por SANTIAGO ALEJANDRO FLOREZ MORA

Pronouns change to adapt to the new speaker and the new listener.

Yes

Generally, verbs shift one step back into the past.

Yes

Use reporting verbs like say or tell. When using tell, you must include the object (the person being spoken to). The conjunction that can optionally be included.

Yes

When dealing with imperatives or requests, do not backshift tenses. Instead, use the reporting verb followed by an infinitive with "to" (Verb + Object + to-infinitive).

Yes

For questions, use reporting verbs like ask or want to know.

Yes

The definition is correct? Reported speech is a shortened version of a relative clause that omits the relative pronoun (such as who, which, or that) and usually the auxiliary verb to be.

Yes

Adverbs of time and place shift to fit the past context.

Yes

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Reported speech

Sí o No

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Sí o No

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Sí o No

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Sí o No

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Sí o No

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Sí o No

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Reported speechVersión en línea

por SANTIAGO ALEJANDRO FLOREZ MORA

Pronouns change to adapt to the new speaker and the new listener.

Generally, verbs shift one step back into the past.

Use reporting verbs like say or tell. When using tell, you must include the object (the person being spoken to). The conjunction that can optionally be included.

When dealing with imperatives or requests, do not backshift tenses. Instead, use the reporting verb followed by an infinitive with "to" (Verb + Object + to-infinitive).

For questions, use reporting verbs like ask or want to know.

The definition is correct? Reported speech is a shortened version of a relative clause that omits the relative pronoun (such as who, which, or that) and usually the auxiliary verb to be.

Adverbs of time and place shift to fit the past context.

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