The document provides examples of reported speech using the verbs "say" and "tell". It contains exercises where the reader must identify whether "say" or "tell" is correctly used in reported speech contexts. It also contains fill-in-the-blank questions to practice using the past tense forms of "say" and "tell" for reported statements. The document aims to help the reader understand the difference between "say" and "tell" in reported, or indirect, speech.
The document provides examples of reported speech using the verbs "say" and "tell". It contains exercises where the reader must identify whether "say" or "tell" is correctly used in reported speech contexts. It also contains fill-in-the-blank questions to practice using the past tense forms of "say" and "tell" for reported statements. The document aims to help the reader understand the difference between "say" and "tell" in reported, or indirect, speech.
The document provides examples of reported speech using the verbs "say" and "tell". It contains exercises where the reader must identify whether "say" or "tell" is correctly used in reported speech contexts. It also contains fill-in-the-blank questions to practice using the past tense forms of "say" and "tell" for reported statements. The document aims to help the reader understand the difference between "say" and "tell" in reported, or indirect, speech.
The document provides examples of reported speech using the verbs "say" and "tell". It contains exercises where the reader must identify whether "say" or "tell" is correctly used in reported speech contexts. It also contains fill-in-the-blank questions to practice using the past tense forms of "say" and "tell" for reported statements. The document aims to help the reader understand the difference between "say" and "tell" in reported, or indirect, speech.
I can only help you if you say / tell me the problem. 2 My mother said / told dinner will be ready soon. I 3 My dentist told / said me to eat less chocolate. 4 Tom told / said he would be home late. 5 The teacher said / told us to do the exercise. 6 Can you tell / say the difference between these two pictures? 2
Fill in ”say” or ”tell” in the correct form.
1. The policeman______that the man was lying. A. tell B. say C. said D. told 2. Philip_______it would probably rain tomorrow. A. say B. said C.tell D.told 3. Susan________, ”Let’s go out for dinner tonight.” A. told B. say C. said D.tell 4. Jim__________me about the party last night. A. tells B. told C. says D.say 5. Our teacher_______________he was pleased with our work. A. say B. said C.told D. tell 6. Yesterday my friend____________he_________(not/tell) anyone my secret. A. said,hadn’t told B. told,hadn’t told C. says,hasn’t told D.tells, hasn’t told 7. Stop___________lies! A. to tell B. to say C.telling D.saying 8. Could you please___________me your name? A. tell B. say C.told D.to tell 9. The little girl_______her prayers and went to bed. A. told B. said C.say D.tells 10. I really can’t_______Jane from Kate. They are twins. A. say B. tell C.said D.told 11. “I haven’t got enough money,” he __________to John. A. told B. tell C.said D.say 12. He__________he would meet us later. A. told B. tell C.said D.say 3 4