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LESSON 12B - COM 5

English as a Foreign Language (EFL)

Reported Speech Practice (Grammar friends)

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Reported Speech Present

English B1

reporting verb

Grammar - ESL

Change the following sentences into reported speech. Use the reporting verb in brackets.

 

  • “I will study harder next time.” (promise)
  • “You should speak to your teacher.” (advise)
  • “Don’t touch the wires!” (warn)
  • “We have decided to travel to Japan.” (decide)
  • “You must leave the room now.” (order)
  • “I promised I would help her.” (promise)
  • “You mustn’t tell anyone about this.” (warn)
  • “He advised me to take the job.” (advise)
  • “We decided to change the plan.” (decide)
  • “Don’t be late for the meeting.” (order)

REPORTED SPEECH IS TRICKY!

English as a Second Language (ESL)

💬 Reported Speech

Grammar - ESL

Reported Speech for B1

Films, festivals and surprises

Grammar - ESL

Theme: Festivals, Films & Surprises
Grammar Focus: Past Simple vs. Past Continuous | Will vs. Be Going To | Reported Speech

Reported Speech

English as a Foreign Language (EFL)

Reported speech

English as a second language

report the sentences

Reported Speech

ESL

Reported speech 1

English

reported speech2

english

reported speech1

english

Reported speech

English as a Second Language

Reported Speech (2)

English

What was she telling you?

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Grammar review unit 7 (plus)

English as a Second Language (ESL)

REPORTED SPEECH

grammar

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES.

London September Grammar Test

English

Reported Speech BAC1 Statements & Orders

English as a Second Language

Reported Speech

Reported Speech

FCE Listening Exercise: Reported Speech

Listening - ESL

Students listen to 5 speakers and report on what they said.

What did they say?

English as a Second Language (ESL)

The Girl in the Lobby

Reading - ESL

Reported Speech with Modals & Verbs of Perception/Assumption

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