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Reported Speech Worksheet for Practice

The document provides examples and exercises for reported speech, including: 1. Statements are reported using said (that) and the original statement is changed to past tense (e.g. "My name is Mark" becomes "His name was Mark"). 2. Imperatives are reported using tell and the original command is changed to an infinitive (e.g. "Study very hard" becomes "TO study hard"). 3. There are 12 examples for reporting statements and 4 examples for reporting imperatives that require completing the reported speech.

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Reported Speech Worksheet for Practice

The document provides examples and exercises for reported speech, including: 1. Statements are reported using said (that) and the original statement is changed to past tense (e.g. "My name is Mark" becomes "His name was Mark"). 2. Imperatives are reported using tell and the original command is changed to an infinitive (e.g. "Study very hard" becomes "TO study hard"). 3. There are 12 examples for reporting statements and 4 examples for reporting imperatives that require completing the reported speech.

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  • Worksheet on Reported Speech

WORKSHEET 27

SUBJECT : Reported Speech

A) Statements:

Example: The boy said, “My name is Mark.”


The boy said (that) his name was Mark.

Do the same:
1. Mary said, “I like Turkish pop music.”
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2. The woman said, “It’s not my umbrella, mine is red.”
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3. Tom said, “I have a sports car. It is red.”
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4. Mr. Brown said, “I don’t drive a car in the rush hour.”
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5. Terry said, “I eat toasts for breakfast. They are made by my mother.”
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6. Sue said, “The boy is looking at us. I don’t know him.”
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7. John said, “I can swim well but I don’t have enough time to swim.”
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8. My brother said to me, “I don’t want to carry your books!”
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9. The teacher said, “If you don’t study regularly, you’ll fail.”
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10. Mr. Green said, “I have to water my flowers twice a week.”
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11. Alice said, “I used to swim well but now I don’t.”
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12. Mr. Miller said, “I know your parents. I’ve met them in the meeting.”
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B) Imperatives:

Examples: * The teacher always says to us, “Study very hard.”


The teacher always tells us TO study hard.

* The teacher says, “Don’t talk in the class.”


The teacher tells us NOT TO talk in the class.

Do the same:
1. Woman to the porter: “Carry my suitcases.”
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2. Policeman to a man: “Describe your car.”
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3. Mother to the boy: “Don’t hurt yourself.”
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4. The robber to the man: “Give me your money.”
…………………………………………………………………….

WORKSHEET 27 SUBJECT : Reported Speech A) Statements: Example: The boy said, “My name is Mark.”

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