'Reported questions' diaporamas de présentation

Living abroad

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Indirect (Reported) Speech

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Reported statements and questions

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Reported Questions

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REPORTED SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH. DIRECT VS. INDIRECT SPEECH. * DIRECT SPEECH: The exact words that someone said. (We use quotations marks or speech bubbles) * INDIRECT/REPORTED SPEECH: The exact meaning of what someone said but not the exact words. Example. DIRECT SPEECH: Exact words

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Reported Speech

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reported speech (questions )

reported speech (questions ). We usually introduce reported question with the reporting verbs ( ask , Wonder , and the expression want to know ). The verbs in reported question are in affirmative form. Why did you go to the doctor ? He asked He asked me why I had gone to the doctor.

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WELCOME TO MY CLASS

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43.1 Reported questions , reported commands , eating out

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REPORTED QUESTIONS

REPORTED QUESTIONS. Kind of questions:. Yes/no questions W/H-questions. How to report : Yes/no question. Use reported clause/main verb Followed by a clause beginning with either if/whether Use the same word order as in a statement. WH Questions. Use reported clause/main verb

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REPORTED SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH. A short guide. DEFINITION. A speaker's words reported in subordinate clauses governed by a reporting verb, with the required changes of person and tense (e.g., he said that he would go , based on I will go ).

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Unit 9 Unit 10

A1. Unit 9 Unit 10. PASSIVE VOICE. The form of the passive voice: subject to be participle My car was repaired. PASSIVE VOICE. We use the passive when: * we want to make the active object more important * we do not know the active subject. REPORTED STATEMENTS.

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I speak English.

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I speak English.

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REPORTED QUESTIONS

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REPORTED SPEECH: REPORTED QUESTIONS

REPORTED SPEECH: REPORTED QUESTIONS. REPORTED QUESTIONS. We do not use question marks in reported speech. In reported speech, questions use the same order as affirmative sentences. ? direct question : VERB + SUBJECT ? reported question : SUBJECT + VERB

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