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Reported Questions Worksheet

The document outlines a task for a journalist to transform a celebrity interview into a news report by converting direct questions into reported questions. It includes steps for selecting interview questions and guidelines for grammatical changes. The document emphasizes the importance of checking time expressions and showing the work to a teacher.

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Reported Questions Worksheet

The document outlines a task for a journalist to transform a celebrity interview into a news report by converting direct questions into reported questions. It includes steps for selecting interview questions and guidelines for grammatical changes. The document emphasizes the importance of checking time expressions and showing the work to a teacher.

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🎤 Celebrity Interview 🎤

📰 YOUR ROLE 📰

You are a journalist for an online entertainment magazine.


Your task is to transform a celebrity interview into a short news report
by changing direct questions into reported questions.

🎬 YOUR TASK 🎬

STEP 1: Find an interview with your favorite celebrity (written interview or a video interview)

STEP 2: Read / watch the whole interview

STEP 3: Choose 6 questions that the reporter asked and write them down.

STEP 4: When you’re finished, show the questions to your teacher

STEP 5: Write a short summary of the interview questions by creating reported questions

STEP 6: Check the time changes, time expression changes,

STEP 7: Show it to your teacher

📌 GRAMMAR REMINDER 📌

WH-Questions: Yes/No Questions:


• No 'do/does/did' - Use if
• Normal word order - Normal word order
• Change the tense - Change the tense

Example:
“How are you feeling today?” The reporter asked how she was feeling that day.
“Are you ready for the match?” → The reporter asked if she was ready for the match.
News Report
Name of the celebrity:

Interview Questions:

1. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

3. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

6. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

News Report:

1. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

3. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

6. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

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