He said, “I like this song.

He said that he liked that song.

“Where is your sister?” She asked me.

She asked me where my sister was.

“I don’t speak Italian”, she said.

Present simple

She said that she didn’t speak Italian.

Past simple

“say hello to Jim”, they said.

command

They told me to say hello to Jim.

Told + full inf

“The film began at seven o’clock”, he said.

He said that the film had begun at seven o’clock.

“Don´t play on the grass boys”, she said.

She told them not to play on the grass.

“Where have you spent your money?” she asked him.

She asked him where he had spent his money.

“I never make mistakes”, she said.

She said that she never made mistakes.

“Does she know Robert?”, He asked.

He asked if she knew Robert.

“Don’t try this at home” the stuntman told the audience.

The stuntman told the audience not to try this at home.

Speaking rounds

Round 1
What’s your favorite way to waste time?
1 task

Write 1 sentence using active voice with two objects. ☹

Mr. T send me an e-mail.

2nd task convert the sentence above into passive voice. 😊

3rd task one person must speak without stopping for 1 minute and have to make up a

horror story. ☹

4th task write a sentence using past perfect and past simple.😊

5th write 2 sentences one with much and another with little. 😊

6th imagine you want to sell a product you only have 30 secs. You can’t stop speaking for

more than 3 secs. 😊

7th write one example of direct speech

8th report the example above

Round 2

What do you do when you hang out with your friends?

Round 3

What is a controversial opinion you have?

Idioms

A bird In the hand is worth two in the bush.

Having something that is certain is much better than taking a

risk for more, because chances are you might lose everything.

Daniel don’t be stupid, you already won some money,

a bird In the hand is worth two in the bush.

A chip on your shoulder.

Being upset for something.

Hey man, you look like if you had a chip on your shoulder.

(Slang)

Benjamin

A dollar

Can you lend me some Benjamins?

A drop in the bucket.

A very small part of something.

I want to buy a car so I’ll save money and this is just a

drop in the bucket.

A Leopard Can't Change His Spots

You cannot change who you are.

You are so intelligent, stop pretending you are not,

a leopard can’t change his spots.