reported speech

Create reported speech for this sentence: “Where are you going?” she asked me.

• She asked me where I am going.

• She asked me where I have been going.

• She asked me where I was going.

• She asked me where I went.

Create reported speech for this sentence: “Learn English every day!” he said.

• He told me to learn English every day.

• He said to learned English every day.

• He told me to learning English every day.

• He told me I have been learning English every day.

Create reported speech for this sentence: “Wasn’t the play fantastic?” she exclaimed.

• She exclaimed that the play was fantastic.

• She exclaimed that the play has been fantastic.

• She exclaimed that the play was being fantastic.

• She exclaimed that the play had been fantastic.

When we use past continuous in direct speech we use present continuous in reported speech.

• true

• false

In direct speech we use “ago” but in reported speech it changes to “before, earlier”.

• true

• false

Create reported speech for this sentence: “My phone isn’t working!” he told us.

• He told us that his phone wasn’t working.

• He told us that his phone isn’t working.

• He told us that his phone hasn’t been working.

• He told us that his phone isn’t worked.

Create reported speech for this sentence: “I can pick you up tomorrow” he said.

• He said he can pick me up.

• He said he could pick me up.

• He said he could have picked me up.

• He said he will pick me up.

“Last week” in reported speech changes to:

• the previous week

• the week before

• the latest week

• the ending week

“I didn’t do it”. Which form in reported speech is correct?

• both

• He denied doing it.

• He denied having done it.

Create reported speech for this sentence: “I woke up this morning” he said.

• He said he had woken up this morning.

• He said he woke up that morning.

• He said he had woken up that morning.

• He said he woke up this morning.