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getting
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• My his/her
Jane said, “They are my friends.”
Jane said they were her friends.
They are
my friends.
• Me him/her
• Jane said, “He loved me.”
Jane said he had loved her.
He loved
me.
• Mine his/hers
• Jane said, “It is mine.”
Jane said it was hers.
It is
mine!
Tense change
• In general, the present • will would
form in direct speech • can could
changes to the past form • want/like/know/go etc.
in reported speech: wanted/liked/knew/went
• am/is was etc.
• are were
• The past simple changes
• do/does did
to the past perfect (had
• have/has had done / had seen / had
known etc.)
“My parents
are very
well.”
Thank you!