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    SLG 21.1: Direct and Reported Speech

    Instructions: Fill the tables with five sentences for each category. Write your sentences in
    the table below. The DIRECT discourse would match the INDIRECT discourse. See
    example below.

    Direct Discourse Indirect Discourse

    Ex: I will buy an iPhone. Ex: Someone said he/she would buy an
    iPhone.
    1. 1.

    2. 2.

    3. 3.

    4. 4.

    5. 5.

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