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    The document discusses reported speech, which is used to tell someone what another person said. [1] It begins by explaining that reported speech uses a reporting verb like "say" or "tell" followed by a tense change from what was said in direct speech. [2] It then provides three rules for reported speech: do not change tenses if what was said is still happening; normally "shift back" one tense when reporting something said at a different time; and commands become requests, orders or wants in reported speech. [3]

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    The document discusses reported speech, which is used to tell someone what another person said. [1] It begins by explaining that reported speech uses a reporting verb like "say" or "tell" followed by a tense change from what was said in direct speech. [2] It then provides three rules for reported speech: do not change tenses if what was said is still happening; normally "shift back" one tense when reporting something said at a different time; and commands become requests, orders or wants in reported speech. [3]

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    The document discusses reported speech, which is used to tell someone what another person said. [1] It begins by explaining that reported speech uses a reporting verb like "say" or "tell" followed by a tense change from what was said in direct speech. [2] It then provides three rules for reported speech: do not change tenses if what was said is still happening; normally "shift back" one tense when reporting something said at a different time; and commands become requests, orders or wants in reported speech. [3]

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    ESSENTIAL GRAMMAR

    Reported Speech

    We use reported speech when


    we want to tell someone
    what someone else said.
    We usually use a reporting
    verb (e.g. say, tell, ask, etc.).
    Then, change the tense of
    what was said in direct speech.

    Source: Katemangostar/Freepik.com
    See the following video
    ESSENTIAL GRAMMAR

    Reported Speech

    Rule
    • Direct speech: “Regina is
    needed at the conference
    room right now.”
    1. In reported speech, we may
    Reported later: (to Regina) “Mr.
    tell something that is in
    progress at the same time or Malik’s secretary told me
    something that is happening
    that you are needed at the
    in the future. In this case, we conference room right now.”
    • Direct speech: “I will be late
    do not need to change verb
    tenses. for the meeting.”
    Reported later: “Miss Francis
    said that she will be late for
    the meeting.”
    ESSENTIAL GRAMMAR

    Reported Speech

    Rule
    • Direct speech: “I am not happy
    with the result of the
    interview.”
    Reported later: “The director
    2. We usually report what was said he was not happy with
    said at a different time, and the result of the interview.”
    so we change the tense to • Direct speech: “The package
    reflect the time which we are arrived two days ago.”
    reporting. We normally “shift Reported later: “The security
    back” one tense. told me that the package had
    arrived two days before.”
    ESSENTIAL GRAMMAR

    Reported Speech

    Rule
    • Direct speech: “Call me as soon
    as possible.”
    Reported later: “Mr. Smith
    wants you to call him as soon
    as possible.”
    • Direct speech: “Please check
    3. In command the newly installed printer.”
    Reported later: “The
    operational manager ordered
    you to check the newly
    installed printer.”

    Note:
    • Sometimes the pronoun needs to be changed.
    • Other words about place and time may also
    need to be changed.
    Source: Geralt/Pixabay.com

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