Reported Speech Slides

Reported speech. If the reporting. Time phrases also change in reported speech. Online practice of pronoun and time expressions shift. Differentiated work. - easier tasks 2331, 2333, Relay a telephone message (cards – work in partnersThere‘s a mistake in each sentence. Sharing interesting facts. *CHALLENGE use various tenses, e. Reporting questions. Direct speech where do you live. Reporting questions. Pair work (handouts“I was waiting for the bus when he arrived”. “I can help you tomorrow”.

Relay a telephone message (cards – work in partners).

THERE‘S A MISTAKE IN EACH SENTENCE – 1. I told he to leave me alone. 2. The teacher us told that we must concentrate more. 3. Amy me asked not say anything. 4. Holly admitted that she had took the necklace. 5. Dad said he will to speak to my teacher in the morning. 6. He said her that he loved her. 7. She said she knows the answer. FIND AND CORRECT IT 8. Ryan said had bought the tickets. 9. She told me don't speak in the library. 10. My dad says I had to come home on time. 11. Sarah said she was not going to tolerate this any more. 12. She asked me where was Alex. 13. He told me I didn't shout at him anymore. 14. Tom said he will visit me tomorrow.

Sharing interesting facts *CHALLENGE: use various tenses, e.g. I have never ... I am dreaming to become a ... I visited ... in 2018 I am a ...

REPORTING QUESTIONS Direct speech: Where do you live? Reported speech: She asked me where I lived. Direct speech: Where is Julie? Reported speech: She asked me where Julie was. Direct speech: Do you like chocolate? Reported speech: She asked me if I liked chocolate.

Reporting questions: pair work (handouts).

Look at the sentences below – they are quite similar in a way, however, the direct sentences were all different. Write the direct sentence for each reported speech or command. 1. She asked me to open the window. 2. She asked me if I had opened the window. 3. She asked me who had opened the window. 4. She told me to open the window. 5. She told me that she had opened the window.

COMPARE She asked me to open the window. She asked me if I had opened the window. She asked me who had opened the window. She told me to open the window. She told me that she had opened the window.