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    The document provides a series of sentences with quoted speech that need to be completed by reporting the speaker's words. It aims to teach English grammar concepts around reporting speech in indirect speech. There are 23 sentences with blanks that need to be filled in by rewriting the direct quotes as indirect speech, changing pronouns, tense, etc. as needed according to standard rules of English grammar. The task is meant to help students practice transforming direct speech into indirect speech in different sentence constructions and contexts.

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    The document provides a series of sentences with quoted speech that need to be completed by reporting the speaker's words. It aims to teach English grammar concepts around reporting speech in indirect speech. There are 23 sentences with blanks that need to be filled in by rewriting the direct quotes as indirect speech, changing pronouns, tense, etc. as needed according to standard rules of English grammar. The task is meant to help students practice transforming direct speech into indirect speech in different sentence constructions and contexts.

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    The document provides a series of sentences with quoted speech that need to be completed by reporting the speaker's words. It aims to teach English grammar concepts around reporting speech in indirect speech. There are 23 sentences with blanks that need to be filled in by rewriting the direct quotes as indirect speech, changing pronouns, tense, etc. as needed according to standard rules of English grammar. The task is meant to help students practice transforming direct speech into indirect speech in different sentence constructions and contexts.

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    The document provides a series of sentences with quoted speech that need to be completed by reporting the speaker's words. It aims to teach English grammar concepts around reporting speech in indirect speech. There are 23 sentences with blanks that need to be filled in by rewriting the direct quotes as indirect speech, changing pronouns, tense, etc. as needed according to standard rules of English grammar. The task is meant to help students practice transforming direct speech into indirect speech in different sentence constructions and contexts.

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    Complete the sentences by reporting the speaker’s words!

    1. Bob said, “I will help you.”


    Bob said (that) he would help me.

    2. “Do you need a pen?” Annie asked.


    Annie asked me if I needed a pen.

    3. Jennifer asked, “What do you want?”


    Jennifer asked me what I wanted.

    4. Josh asked, “Are you hungry?”


    Josh wanted to know _______________________

    5. “I want a sandwich,” Jennifer said.


    Jennifer said that _________________________

    6. “I’m going to move to Ohio,” said Bruce.


    Bruce said that ____________________________

    7. “Did you enjoy your trip?” asked Bruce.


    Bruce informed me ________________________

    8. Dick asked, “What are you talking about?”


    Dick asked me ______________________________

    9. Nancy asked, “Have you seen my grammar book?”


    Nancy asked me ______________________________

    10. Susan said, “I don’t want to go.”


    Susan said that ______________________________

    11. Sam asked, “Where is Amanda?”


    Sam wanted to know ____________________

    12. “Can you come to my party?” asked David.


    David asked me _____________________________

    13. “I may be late.” Said Mike.


    Mike told me _____________________________

    14. Felix said, “You should study harder.”


    Felix told me ________________________________

    Task for FTMIPA students


    Rosdiana
    15. Barbara said, “I have to go to downtown.”
    Barbara said ____________________________

    16. “Why is the sky blue?” my young daughter often asks.


    My young daughter often asks me _____________________________

    17. My mother asked, “Why are you tired?”


    My mother wondered _____________________________

    18. “I will come to the meeting,” said Juan.


    Juan told me ________________________________________

    19. Ms. Adams just asked, “Will you be in class tomorrow?”


    Ms. Adams wants to know ________________________________

    20. “The sun rises in the east,” said Mr. Clark.


    Mr. Clark, an elementary school teacher, explained to his students _____________

    21. “Have you ever met Ms. Powell?”


    Mr. Peterson asked me _________________________________________

    22. “I’m going to postpone the examination.”


    Professor William announced _____________________________________

    23. “Someday we’ll be in contact with beings from outer space.”


    The scientist predicted_________________________________________

    Task for FTMIPA students


    Rosdiana

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