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REPORTED
 SPEECH
REPORTED SPEECH
   Use reported speech to say what another person
    said.

            You’ll be fired…


                                 He said (that) he
                                 would be fired.
Direct speech                  Reported speech
“I love you”                He said (that) he loved her.
“I want to see you again”   He told her (that) he wanted to see
                            her again.
“I can help you.”           He said (that) he could help me.
“I’ll phone you”            He told me (that) he would phone
                            me.
“I met a girl.”             He told me (that) he had met a girl.
“I’ve broken my leg”        He said (that) he had broken his leg.
REMEMBER THE CHANGES:
                     Verbal:
        DIRECT                      REPORTED
Simple present             Simple past
Present continuous         Past continuous
Present perfect            Past perfect
Present perfect continuous Past perfect continuous
Simple past                Past perfect
Simple future              Simple conditional
Simple conditional         Conditional perfect
Can                        Could
May                        Might
Must                       Had to
Other changes:

           DIRECT                REPORTED
This                    That
These                   Those
Here                    There
Now                     Then
Today                   That day
Yesterday               The day before
Tomorrow                The next day
Last (…)                The (…) before
Next (…)                The following (…)
Ago                     Before
   That is optional after say and tell

   Pronouns also change in the reported speech:

        “I’m coming.”
        She told me (that) she was coming
BE CAREFUL:
   You can use said or told in the reported speech,
    but they are used differently:

     You   can’t use said with an object pronoun.
      He told her he loved her NOT He said(x) her he loved her.


     You   MUST use told with an object.
      He told her he loved her NOT He told he(x) loved her.
REPORTED QUESTIONS
   In reported questions:
     The tenses change in exactly the same way as in
      sentences;
     We don’t use do/ did.


            DIRECT SPEECH          REPORTED SPEECH
        “Do you want to dance?”   He asked her if she
                                  wanted to dance.
        “Where do you live?”      He asked her where she
                                  lived.
 If   the question starts with do, can, etc., add if.
       DIRECT SPEECH            REPORTED SPEECH
  “Do you like the music?”     He asked her if she liked
                               the music.
  “Can you sing?”              She asked him if he could
                               sing.


 The    word order is subject + verb

        DIRECT SPEECH            REPORTED SPEECH
  “Are you a student?”         He asked her if she was a
                               student.
  “Have you seen the           She asked him if he had
  film?”                       seen the film.
STUDY A LOT!
AND DON’T CHEAT!

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Reported speech

  • 2. REPORTED SPEECH  Use reported speech to say what another person said. You’ll be fired… He said (that) he would be fired.
  • 3. Direct speech Reported speech “I love you” He said (that) he loved her. “I want to see you again” He told her (that) he wanted to see her again. “I can help you.” He said (that) he could help me. “I’ll phone you” He told me (that) he would phone me. “I met a girl.” He told me (that) he had met a girl. “I’ve broken my leg” He said (that) he had broken his leg.
  • 4. REMEMBER THE CHANGES: Verbal: DIRECT REPORTED Simple present Simple past Present continuous Past continuous Present perfect Past perfect Present perfect continuous Past perfect continuous Simple past Past perfect Simple future Simple conditional Simple conditional Conditional perfect Can Could May Might Must Had to
  • 5. Other changes: DIRECT REPORTED This That These Those Here There Now Then Today That day Yesterday The day before Tomorrow The next day Last (…) The (…) before Next (…) The following (…) Ago Before
  • 6. That is optional after say and tell  Pronouns also change in the reported speech: “I’m coming.” She told me (that) she was coming
  • 7. BE CAREFUL:  You can use said or told in the reported speech, but they are used differently:  You can’t use said with an object pronoun. He told her he loved her NOT He said(x) her he loved her.  You MUST use told with an object. He told her he loved her NOT He told he(x) loved her.
  • 8. REPORTED QUESTIONS  In reported questions:  The tenses change in exactly the same way as in sentences;  We don’t use do/ did. DIRECT SPEECH REPORTED SPEECH “Do you want to dance?” He asked her if she wanted to dance. “Where do you live?” He asked her where she lived.
  • 9.  If the question starts with do, can, etc., add if. DIRECT SPEECH REPORTED SPEECH “Do you like the music?” He asked her if she liked the music. “Can you sing?” She asked him if he could sing.  The word order is subject + verb DIRECT SPEECH REPORTED SPEECH “Are you a student?” He asked her if she was a student. “Have you seen the She asked him if he had film?” seen the film.
  • 10. STUDY A LOT! AND DON’T CHEAT!