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    The document provides examples of reported questions for an exercise to complete in reported speech. There are 10 examples of direct questions and the beginning of the reported version to be filled in. The questions cover topics like breakfast preferences, dictionary needs, work history, hotel locations, and time attending school. The goal is to practice changing direct questions into indirect questions in reported speech.

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    The document provides examples of reported questions for an exercise to complete in reported speech. There are 10 examples of direct questions and the beginning of the reported version to be filled in. The questions cover topics like breakfast preferences, dictionary needs, work history, hotel locations, and time attending school. The goal is to practice changing direct questions into indirect questions in reported speech.

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    Reported Speech2

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    Kenjiro Kung
    The document provides examples of reported questions for an exercise to complete in reported speech. There are 10 examples of direct questions and the beginning of the reported version to be filled in. The questions cover topics like breakfast preferences, dictionary needs, work history, hotel locations, and time attending school. The goal is to practice changing direct questions into indirect questions in reported speech.

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    Reported questions

    Exercise 1. Complete the questions in the reported speech. _______

    "What do you want for breakfast?" she wondered.

    She wondered .................................................... for breakfast.

    "Do you need your dictionary?" Joe asked me.

    Joe asked me ........................................................................................... .

    "Where did you work?" he wanted to know.

    He wanted to know ............................................................. .

    "Where are you staying?" she asked me.

    Sarah asked me ............................................................................... .

    "What will you order?" the waiter wanted to know.

    The waiter wanted to know ....................................................... .

    "Are you leaving soon?" he asked me.

    He asked me ............................................................ soon.

    "May I ask you for help?" the lady wanted to know.

    The lady wanted to know ................................................................... for help.

    "Have you bought the new phone?" my friend asked me.

    My friend asked me ................................................................ the new phone.

    "Was the hotel round the corner?" the man asked us.

    The man asked us ......................................................................... round the corner.

    "How long has Liz been attending the Spanish school?" he wanted to know.

    He wanted to know ............................................................................................... the Spanish school.

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    www.e-grammar.org/reported-questions-commands/

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