Scribd
Upload
9 views2 pages

Demo Worksheets

The document contains exercises for changing direct questions into reported questions. It includes two parts: Part A focuses on transforming specific direct questions into reported speech, while Part B requires changing direct statements into reported speech. The document serves as a practice tool for understanding reported speech in English grammar.

Uploaded by

Grizy Cuevas Buhisan
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
9 views2 pages

Demo Worksheets

The document contains exercises for changing direct questions into reported questions. It includes two parts: Part A focuses on transforming specific direct questions into reported speech, while Part B requires changing direct statements into reported speech. The document serves as a practice tool for understanding reported speech in English grammar.

Uploaded by

Grizy Cuevas Buhisan
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

Part A Part A

Direction: Change the following direct question to a reported question. Direction: Change the following direct question to a reported question.

1. The visitor asked me, “Is your father at home?” 1. The visitor asked me, “Is your father at home?”
________________________________________ ________________________________________

2. “Should I get the red one or the white one?” I asked her. 2. “Should I get the red one or the white one?” I asked her.
________________________________________ ________________________________________

3. We asked Sarah, “When will you leave?” 3. We asked Sarah, “When will you leave?”
________________________________________ ________________________________________

4. David said to me, “What are you eating?” 4. David said to me, “What are you eating?”
________________________________________ ________________________________________

5. “Can you ride a bicycle?” I asked Lily. 5. “Can you ride a bicycle?” I asked Lily.
________________________________________ ________________________________________

Part B Part B
Directions: Read the statements carefully and change the statement according to what is being asked. Directions: Read the statements carefully and change the statement according to what is being asked.

Direct Speech Reported Speech Direct Speech Reported Speech


She said to him, “Will you lend She said to him, “Will you lend
me your book?” me your book?”
The vendor asked us whether we The vendor asked us whether we
wanted chicos or pineapples. wanted chicos or pineapples.
“Will you stay?” Nena asked “Will you stay?” Nena asked
Juliet. Juliet.
Aki said that his car was parked Aki said that his car was parked
outside. outside.
“I love studying,” our “I love studying,” our
president said. president said.
She asked me if I played She asked me if I played
football. football.
She said to me, “What is your She said to me, “What is your
name?” name?”
David asked me how I was David asked me how I was
He said to me, “Do you like He said to me, “Do you like
coffee?” coffee?”
John asked me when I would John asked me when I would
buy a camera. buy a camera.

You might also like