Reported speech - Yes/No question

“Are you married?” he asked.

• He asked me if I was married.

• He asked me if you were married.

“Is that your bag?” the police officer asked.

• The police officer asked me it was

  my bag.

• The police officer asked me if it was

  my bag.

“Have you ever been to New York?”

• She asked me if I had ever been to

  New York.

• She asked me I had ever been to

  New York.

“Do you want some coffee?” he asked.

• He asked me if I wanted some

  coffee.

• He asked me did I wanted some

  coffee.

'Will you do it for me?' She asked me ....... for her.

• if I would do it
• do I do it
• would I do it

Tags

CCSS.L.8.1B

CCSS.L.8.1C

"Do you smoke?"

• The doctor asked him if he did smoke.

• The doctor asked him to smoke.

• The doctor said if he smoke.

• The doctor asked him if he smoked.

“Do you work in London?”

• She asked me if you worked in London.

• She asked me if I worked in London?

• She asked me if I worked in London.

• She asked me if I work in London.

"Have you studied reported speech before?"

• She asked me if I had studied reported speech before.

• She asked me if I had studied reported speech before?

• She asked me if I had studied reported speech the day before.

• She asked me if I studied reported speech before.

Tags

CCSS.L.6.3A

CCSS.L.4.2B

CCSS.L.3.2C

"Is this the road to the station?"

• She asked me if is this the road to the station.

• She asked me if this is the road to the station.

• She asked me if this was the road to the station.

• She asked me if was this the road to the station.

In reported speech we can change the time expression "today" to:

• that day

• that morning

• the day before

• the next day