In this lesson we will learn:

 What is Direct Speech.

 What is Indirect Speech.
 Changing Direct Speech to Indirect Speech.
 Changing Indirect Speech to Direct Speech.
 

Read
Direct Speech is saying or writing the exact words of a
speaker, the actual words go between ‘opening’ and ‘closing’
quotation marks. Example: Mark said, “I love snorkelling.”
Indirect Speech is reporting or writing what a speaker says
without using the exact words. Example: Mark said that he
loved snorkelling.
 

Review

Direct and Indirect Speech

https://www.wallstreetenglish.com/exercises/direct-
and-indirect-speech-exercises
 

Respond
What do you understand about Direct and Indirect
Speech? Explain it to a classmate.
 

Explore
Use an online search engine (Google, DuckDuckGo, Bing) and
find additional resources that can provide explanations of
using facts to persuade.
 

Here is one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGOYlbXbN0o

Practice It! Follow the links below to complete the

worksheets.
 

https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/
reported_speech_mixed_exercise_2.pdf

https://englishwsheets.com/reported%20speech%20will
%20going%20to%20present%20simple%20tense%20esl
%20grammar%20exercises%20worksheet.pdf  
Wrap up!
In this lesson we learnt:

 What is Direct Speech.

 What is Indirect Speech.
 Changing Direct Speech to Indirect Speech.
 Changing Indirect Speech to Direct Speech.