IES JOSÉ SARAMAGO

4TH ESO

REPORTED SPEECH EXERCISES.

1. “My room is very big,” said Dean.
2. “How long have you been married?” she asked me.
3. “Have you enjoyed the concert?” Alan asked her.
4. “Make some coffee please, Bob.” Carol said.
5. “You aren’t listening,” the teacher said.
6. “You should see a doctor, Mrs Clark” he said.
7. “You stole my purse, Jill!” said Paula.
8. “I’m sorry I didn’t send you the letter,” he said to me.
9. “Would you like to come to Paris with me?” he said to her.
10. “You will like the biscuits”, said the chef.
11. “Hurry up!”, I said to Bill
12. “Do you like ice cream?” Maggie asked.
13. “When did you last go shopping?” Elaine asked me.
14. “You must come home by five o’clock,” said my mum.
15. “James doesn’t like cats,” Andrew said.
16. “How much money will I need?” Sara asked.
17. “Stay in bed for two days,” the doctor said to me.
18. “Can the class do the homework?” Don asked.
19. “I’m not sleeping now,” Dad said.
20. “Can you swim?” Robert asked me.
21. “Where has Maria gone?” I asked.
22. “I’m looking for my keys,” he said.
23. “Don’t wait for me if I’m late,” I said to Ann.
24. “We’ll watch the film tomorrow,” they said.
25. “Will he complete the project by tomorrow?” Sheila asked.
26. “I can’t go today,” he said.
27. “We want to go shopping tomorrow,” Amanda and Karen said.
28. “Does Jim often play football?” I asked.
29. “Where are the boys going?” he asked.
30. “Don’t shout,” I said to Jim.
31. “Children must listen to their parents,” Grandfather said.
32. “We’re leaving now,” Andrew said.
33. “It won’t rain tomorrow,” the weatherman said.
34. “What time does the party start?” Mandy asked.
35. “You must study for the test,” the teacher said.
36. “Please, don’t tell anybody what happened,” Ann said to me.
37. “I’m angry,” Mark said.
38. “We are listening to music now,” the children said.
39. “What have the children eaten?” she asked.
40. “Has Ann seen this film?” Tom asked.
41. “I can drive you to school tomorrow,” Dad said.
42. “We’re having dinner now,” Paul’s mum said.
43. “I can meet you at the football match today,” Andrea said.
44. “Rachel and Mark are getting married next month,” Steve said.
45. “My sister has had a baby,” Steve said.
46. “I don’t know what Frank is doing,” Steve said.
47. “I’m not enjoying my job very much,” Steve said.
48. “You can come and stay at my place if you are ever in London,” Steve
said.
IES JOSÉ SARAMAGO
4TH ESO

REPORTED SPEECH EXERCISES.

49. “I’ll tell Chris I saw you,” Steve said.
50. “I have a match today,” Mark said.
51. “I didn’t score a goal in the game last week,” he said.
52. “I have saved some money,” Dan said.
53. “I feel tired,” Peter said.
54. “I’m looking for my dog,” Wendy said.
55. “I can keep on running for hours,” Sally said.
56. “I may visit you tomorrow,” Julie said.
57. “Rome is a beautiful city,” Tina said.
58. “I will study in the evening,” Bill said.
59. “You’ll feel better in a few weeks,” the doctor said.
60. “I don’t like horror films,” said Anna.
61. “My phone is broken,” said Pablo.
62. “I have a guitar lesson on Friday,” said Maria.
63. “It’s nearly midnight,” said Ken.
64. “My dad doesn’t teach at a university,” said Olivia.
65. “Most dogs are friendly,” said John.
66. “I’m very disappointed,” he said.
67. “I’m feeling ill,” she said.
68. “We will visit you again in the summer,” they said to us.
69. “We are going to send you an email,” they said.
70. “I’ll take your books back,” my dad said.
71. “We are going to stay in a hotel,” they told us.
72. “You can borrow my bike,” he said to me.
73. “I must go now,” he said.
74. “I’m living in the USA,” he said.
75. “Johnny plays basketball,” she said.
76. “They will buy cold drinks for the party,” Toby said.
77. Helen said, “I must leave early.”
78. Dad said, “The children want hamburgers for lunch.”
79. “The lifeguard is watching the swimmers,” she said.
80. My dad said, “I can’t repair the car.”
81. “I must study tonight,” said Nancy.
82. “The band will play tomorrow,” he said.
83. “We can meet here,” Pat said.
84. “Pat is having a party this weekend,” Lynn said.
85. “There is a good film today,” the teacher said.
86. “I want to leave now,” John said.