Direct and Indirect Speech Content I Introduction II
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![Reported statements Exercise : “I shall be there in time, ” said Tom Ans. Reported statements Exercise : “I shall be there in time, ” said Tom Ans.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-16.jpg)
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![Beginning with question words E. g. 1. “Where have you been this afternoon? ” Beginning with question words E. g. 1. “Where have you been this afternoon? ”](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-18.jpg)
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![Report commands • Verb giving a order becomes an infinitive • Verb ‘said’ becomes Report commands • Verb giving a order becomes an infinitive • Verb ‘said’ becomes](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-23.jpg)
![Report commands E. g. 1: “Touch your toes, “he said to us. He told Report commands E. g. 1: “Touch your toes, “he said to us. He told](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-24.jpg)
![Report commands Exercise : “Fire!” the lieutenant said. Ans. The lieutenant commanded his soldiers Report commands Exercise : “Fire!” the lieutenant said. Ans. The lieutenant commanded his soldiers](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-25.jpg)
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![Exclamation and yes/no Exercise : “How poor the report is!” the manager said. Ans. Exclamation and yes/no Exercise : “How poor the report is!” the manager said. Ans.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-30.jpg)
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Direct and Indirect Speech
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Content I. Introduction II. Conversion III. Reported statements - “Say”, “Tell” IV. Reported questions - Beginning with question words - Not beginning with question words V. Reported commands, requests etc. VI. Exclamation and yes/no VII. Mixed Type
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Introduction l Direct speech is the actual speech quoted from the speaker I am mcmug.
![Introduction l Indirect speech is the speakers speech reported by the third person He Introduction l Indirect speech is the speaker’s speech reported by the third person He](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-4.jpg)
Introduction l Indirect speech is the speaker’s speech reported by the third person He said he is mcmug.
![Mechanism of Converting Direct Speech into Indirect Speech Rules Mechanism of Converting Direct Speech into Indirect Speech (Rules)](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-5.jpg)
Mechanism of Converting Direct Speech into Indirect Speech (Rules)
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Direct Speech to Indirect Speech A) Put THAT before the Indirect Statement e. g. He said, “The game is exciting. ” He said that the game was exciting. B) SAID TO TOLD
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Direct Speech to Indirect Speech C) Pronouns Direct Reported Speech I We You My Our Your Me Us You Mine Ours Yours He, she They He, she, they His, her Their His, her, their Him, her Them Him, Her, them His, hers Theirs His, hers, theirs
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Direct Speech to Indirect Speech D) Verb Tense Direct Speech Reported Speech Present Tense Past Tense Present Continuous Tense Past Continuous Tense Present Perfect Tense Past “Shall” + verb “Would” + verb Past Continuous Tense Past Perfect Continuous Tense
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Direct Speech to Indirect Speech E) verbs are not changed in the usual way: 1. universal truth 2. definite past time 3. For MUST, i) Remain unchanged if used to denote an obligation ii) Changed to WOULD HAVE TO if used to express a necessity in the future 4. HAVE HAD and HAD is changed to HAD.
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Direct Speech to Indirect Speech 5. For WOULD, SHOULD, OUGHT TO, HAD BETTER, MIGHT and USED TO, verb is not changed. 6. Infinitives 7. SHALL WILL WOULD unless SHALL is used to make a request for instructions ( changed to SHOULD )
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Direct Speech to Indirect Speech F) Adverbs of time and place and some words Direct Speech Reported Speech Here The day before Two days before yesterday This That Three days ago Three days before These Those Last year The year before Now Then Tomorrow The next day Today That day The day after tomorrow In two day’s time This week That week Come Go Yesterday The day before Bring Take
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Reported statements • After reporting verbs E. g. I am happy. He says (that) he is happy. He has said (that) he is happy. He will say (that) he is happy.
![Reported statements Eternal truth E g The boy said The earth goes round Reported statements • Eternal truth E. g. The boy said, ‘The earth goes round](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-13.jpg)
Reported statements • Eternal truth E. g. The boy said, ‘The earth goes round the sun. ’ The boy said that the earth goes round the sun.
![Reported statements Using relative pronoun that but it can be omitted E g Reported statements • Using relative pronoun ‘that’ but it can be omitted. E. g.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-14.jpg)
Reported statements • Using relative pronoun ‘that’ but it can be omitted. E. g. He said, ‘I am tired. ’ He said (that) he was tired.
![Reported statements NBSAID TO is usually changed to TOLD in reported speech E Reported statements • NB—SAID TO is usually changed to TOLD in reported speech. E.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-15.jpg)
Reported statements • NB—SAID TO is usually changed to TOLD in reported speech. E. g. He said to her, ‘I am tired. ’ He told her that he was tired.
![Reported statements Exercise I shall be there in time said Tom Ans Reported statements Exercise : “I shall be there in time, ” said Tom Ans.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-16.jpg)
Reported statements Exercise : “I shall be there in time, ” said Tom Ans. Tom said that he would be there in time
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Reported Questions l Introduced with verbs : asked, inquired, wondered, wanted to know, tried to find out, etc l NEVER introduced with “said” l Relative pronoun “that” is NEVER used l “? ” is replaced by “. ” at the end l There are two types: l Beginning with question words l Not beginning with question words
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Beginning with question words E. g. 1. “Where have you been this afternoon? ” the mother asked her son. The mother asked her son where he had been that afternoon.
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Beginning with question words E. g. 2. “Which subject you like most? ” the teacher asked the students. The teacher asked the students which subject they liked most. * Note: Subject comes before the verb.
![Not beginning with question words E g 1 Did you watch TV last night Not beginning with question words E. g. 1. “Did you watch TV last night?](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-20.jpg)
Not beginning with question words E. g. 1. “Did you watch TV last night? ” Tom asked me whether I had watched TV the night before.
![Not beginning with question words E g 2 Can you answer this question Not beginning with question words E. g. 2. “Can you answer this question? ”](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-21.jpg)
Not beginning with question words E. g. 2. “Can you answer this question? ” the teacher asked John. The teacher asked John if he could answer that question.
![Reported Questions Exercise What are you studying he asked her Ans He Reported Questions Exercise : “What are you studying? ” he asked her. Ans. He](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-22.jpg)
Reported Questions Exercise : “What are you studying? ” he asked her. Ans. He asked her what she was studying. “Do you like the apple? ” the farmer asked Bill. Ans. The farmer asked Bill if/whether he liked the apple.
![Report commands Verb giving a order becomes an infinitive Verb said becomes Report commands • Verb giving a order becomes an infinitive • Verb ‘said’ becomes](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-23.jpg)
Report commands • Verb giving a order becomes an infinitive • Verb ‘said’ becomes ‘told, ordered, asked, commanded, requested, begged, etc. ’ • Add the person to whom the order was given - negative commands are changed in the same way with ‘not’
![Report commands E g 1 Touch your toes he said to us He told Report commands E. g. 1: “Touch your toes, “he said to us. He told](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-24.jpg)
Report commands E. g. 1: “Touch your toes, “he said to us. He told us to touch our toes. E. g. 2: “Don’t lie down!” he said to me. He ordered me not to lie down.
![Report commands Exercise Fire the lieutenant said Ans The lieutenant commanded his soldiers Report commands Exercise : “Fire!” the lieutenant said. Ans. The lieutenant commanded his soldiers](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-25.jpg)
Report commands Exercise : “Fire!” the lieutenant said. Ans. The lieutenant commanded his soldiers to fire.
![Exclamation and yesno No definite rules for changing into indirect speech Often Exclamation and yes/no • No definite rules for changing into indirect speech • Often](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-26.jpg)
Exclamation and yes/no • No definite rules for changing into indirect speech • Often use ‘say, remark, exclaim, greet, shout, give exclamation of surprise , etc. ’
![Exclamation and yesno E g 1 What a big house he said He saidexclaimed Exclamation and yes/no E. g. 1. “What a big house!” he said. He said/exclaimed](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-27.jpg)
Exclamation and yes/no E. g. 1. “What a big house!” he said. He said/exclaimed that it was a big house E. g. 2. “Hi, John, ” Tom said. “Lovely day, isn’t it!” Tom greeted John and remarked that it was a lovely day.
![Exclamation and yesno Yesno are reported by subject auxiliary verb do does Exclamation and yes/no • Yes/no are reported by subject + auxiliary verb (do, does,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-28.jpg)
Exclamation and yes/no • Yes/no are reported by subject + auxiliary verb (do, does, did, etc) E. g. 1. “Have you had your lunch? ” Sam asked. “Yes, ” Paul replied. Sam asked Paul if he had his lunch and Paul replied that he had
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Exclamation and yes/no E. g. 2. “Did you watch the TV programme last night? ” Mary asked Sue. “No, ” Sue replied. Mary asked Sue if she had watched the TV programme the night before and Sue replied that she had not
![Exclamation and yesno Exercise How poor the report is the manager said Ans Exclamation and yes/no Exercise : “How poor the report is!” the manager said. Ans.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-30.jpg)
Exclamation and yes/no Exercise : “How poor the report is!” the manager said. Ans. The manager remarked that the report was poor.
![Mixed Type Suitable introductory verb E g 1 Dont play with that knife Mixed Type • Suitable introductory verb. E. g. 1 ‘‘Don’t play with that knife,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-31.jpg)
Mixed Type • Suitable introductory verb. E. g. 1 ‘‘Don’t play with that knife, Sally, ’’ Mrs. Chan said. ‘‘You’ll hurt yourself. ’’ Mrs. Chan told Sally not to play with the knife and added that she would hurt herself.
![Mixed Type E g 2 You look beautiful in that dress Jane Paul Mixed Type E. g. 2 ‘‘You look beautiful in that dress, Jane, ’’ Paul](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-32.jpg)
Mixed Type E. g. 2 ‘‘You look beautiful in that dress, Jane, ’’ Paul said. ‘‘How much did it cost you. ’’ Paul told Jane that she looked beautiful in the dress and asked her how much it had cost her.
![Mixed Type Use either asbecausesince or a participle E g 1 Where did Mixed Type • Use either as/because/since or a participle E. g. 1 ‘‘Where did](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-33.jpg)
Mixed Type • Use either as/because/since or a participle E. g. 1 ‘‘Where did you buy that dress, Sue? I’d like to get one for my sister, ’’ James said. James wanted to know where Sue had bought the dress, as he wanted to get one for his sister.
![Mixed Type E g 2 Dont go to bed late Remember youll have to Mixed Type E. g. 2 ‘‘Don’t go to bed late. Remember you’ll have to](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-34.jpg)
Mixed Type E. g. 2 ‘‘Don’t go to bed late. Remember you’ll have to get up early tomorrow, ’’ Peggy’s mother said. Peggy’s mother told her not to go to bed late, reminding her that she would have to get up early the next day.
![Mixed Type Exercise Do you like to have a bowl of rice Mixed Type Exercise : “Do you like to have a bowl of rice? ”](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/c82d046253787ae1a0a9e1122701dcaf/image-35.jpg)
Mixed Type Exercise : “Do you like to have a bowl of rice? ” the chef said to John, “We don’t have any other food here. ” Ans. The chef asked John if/whether he liked to have a bowl of rice and said that they don’t have any other food there.
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