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    This document provides examples of reported speech by changing the verb tenses and pronouns in a set of questions. It asks the reader to finish 9 sentences converting them to reported speech. The examples show changing "Do you want to dance?" to "Christopher asked me if I wanted to dance." This provides a template for converting direct to reported questions by changing the tense and substituting the subject pronouns.

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    This document provides examples of reported speech by changing the verb tenses and pronouns in a set of questions. It asks the reader to finish 9 sentences converting them to reported speech. The examples show changing "Do you want to dance?" to "Christopher asked me if I wanted to dance." This provides a template for converting direct to reported questions by changing the tense and substituting the subject pronouns.

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    This document provides examples of reported speech by changing the verb tenses and pronouns in a set of questions. It asks the reader to finish 9 sentences converting them to reported speech. The examples show changing "Do you want to dance?" to "Christopher asked me if I wanted to dance." This provides a template for converting direct to reported questions by changing the tense and substituting the subject pronouns.

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    Task

    Finish the sentences using Reported speech. Always change the tense, although
    it is sometimes not necessary.
    Show example
    Christopher: "Do you want to dance?"
    "Do you w ant to dance?"
    Christopher asked me .
    1. Betty: "When did you come?"
    "When did you come?"
    Betty wanted to know .
    2. Mark: "Has John arrived?"
    "¿Has John arrived?"
    Mark asked me .
    3. Ronald: "Where does Maria park her car?"
    "Where does Maria park her car?"
    Ronald asked me .
    4. Elisabeth: "Did you watch the latest film?"
    "Did you w atch the latest film?"
    Elisabeth asked me .
    5. Mandy: "Can I help you?"
    "Can I help you?"
    Mandy wanted to know .
    6. Andrew: "Will Mandy have lunch with Sue?"
    "Will Mandy have lunch w ith Sue?"
    Andrew asked me .
    7. Justin: "What are you doing?"
    "What are you doing?"
    Justin asked me .
    8. Frank: "How much pocket money does Lisa get?"
    "How much pocket money does Lisa get?"
    Frank wanted to know .
    9. Anne: "Must I do the shopping?"
    "Must I do the shopping?"
    Anne asked .

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