.We have studied in class that we use the reported or indirect speech when we report other people's words. Those reported words are frequently spoken in a different place and time, and for that reason some changes have to be made ( pronouns, verb tenses, adverbs of time and place....).
Since many of you don't feel quite confident about this new grammar point, and want to know more, here you have some videos where teacher Jennifer explains perfectly the statements and questions in reported speech
You can also have a look at this point in English Grammar in use by Raymond Murphy.
Your classmate, Antonio del Pozo NI1 group 2, wants to share the following links if you want to keep on working on the reported speech. (Thanks Antonio)
Exercises 1
Exercises 2
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4 comments:
Antonio, thanks a lot for to share 'your grammar' which helps us to improve the learning. Thanks to Saro too for your always great blog. I don't want to finish the course...
Hi Saro, this message is to tell you that you've been mentioned on my blog as one of the blogs which is worth visiting.
This is part of an initiative called "Vale a pena ficar de olho nesse blog". The chosen blog has to embed the prize picture with a link to the blog he has received the prize from and write ten more links to the blogs which are well worth a visit. Congratulations and thank you for your excellent work
Thank you very much for your nice compliment Antonio
Thank you very much indeed Carmen for mentioning my blog. You also do a great job
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