The document provides examples of rewriting sentences from reported speech to direct speech and vice versa. It contains 16 examples where sentences starting with phrases like "Jack said" or "the teacher told" are rewritten to direct speech using quotation marks. It also contains 5 examples where direct speech sentences are rewritten to reported speech without quotation marks. The document is primarily focused on demonstrating how to convert between the two speech styles through examples.
The document provides examples of rewriting sentences from reported speech to direct speech and vice versa. It contains 16 examples where sentences starting with phrases like "Jack said" or "the teacher told" are rewritten to direct speech using quotation marks. It also contains 5 examples where direct speech sentences are rewritten to reported speech without quotation marks. The document is primarily focused on demonstrating how to convert between the two speech styles through examples.
The document provides examples of rewriting sentences from reported speech to direct speech and vice versa. It contains 16 examples where sentences starting with phrases like "Jack said" or "the teacher told" are rewritten to direct speech using quotation marks. It also contains 5 examples where direct speech sentences are rewritten to reported speech without quotation marks. The document is primarily focused on demonstrating how to convert between the two speech styles through examples.
1-Rewrite the following sentences in reported speech.
1-"I don't like cheese", Jack said.
Jack said that he didnt like cheese. 2-"Does yor !other li"e here#", $o% asked !e. $o% asked !e if !y !other li"ed there. &-"Don't cheat in the e(a!", the teacher told s. )he teacher ordered s not to cheat in the e(a!. *-"+hat is yor srna!e#, the receptionist asked Joe. )he receptionist asked Joe what her srna!e was. ,-"Don't shoot", the captain ordered his !en. )he captain ordered his !en not to shoot. --".o!e to !y wedding", /he said to !e. /he in"ited !e to go to her wedding. 0-"1et's go to the disco", 2lice said. 2lice sggested going to the disco. 3-"+here do yo li"e#, the police officer asked Jlian. )he police officer asked Jlian where did he li"ed. 4-"Don't !o"e", the /heriff said looking at !e. )he /herriff ordered !e not to !o"e. 15-"+hy don't yo take another %iscit#", 1cy's !other said to the children. 1cys !other sggested that the children shold take another %iscit. 11-"6lease, please, gi"e !e so!e food. I'! star"ing", the old !an said. )he old !an asked !e if I cold gi"e hi! so!e food, he was star"ing. 12-"7esterday I ate fish and chips", 8ichael told his friends. 8ichael e(plained his friends that he had eaten fish and chips the day %efore. 1&-"+old yo like to %e fa!os#, the 9ornalist asked the contestants. )he 9ornalist asked the contestants if they wold like to %e fa!os. 1*-")ake things easy, 8r /!ith. 7o can ha"e another heart attack", the doctor said. )he doctor warned 8r /!ith to take things easy, he cold ha"e another heart attack. 2-Rewirte the following sentences I direct speech. 1-Jack asked !e for !y telephone n!%er. +hats yor telephone n!%er#, Jack asked !e. 2-)hey wanted to know if I was a "egetarian. 2re yo a "egetarian# , they asked !e. &-)he fire!an warned s not to light a fire %ecase that cold %e "ery dangeros. Dont light a fire, it can %e "ery dangeros, the fire!an warned s. *-/san asked !e to open the window. .an yo open the window, /san asked !e. ,-)he lost child %egged !e to let hi! !ake a call. .an I !ake a call, the lost child %egged !e.