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Master Reported Speech: Test Your Knowledge

Are you ready to enhance your understanding of reported speech? This informative quiz will challenge your knowledge on how to accurately report statements and questions, helping you to improve your English communication skills.

Take this quiz to learn about:

Reporting questions correctly
Understanding tense changes
Identifying objects in sentences

14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ReportingSkill123

To report a question, which VERB do we use?

I told her....

I said to her.....

I asked her....

To report a statement, which 2 VERBS can we use?

I asked her....

I said to her...

I told her....

In a reported statement, must we use 'that'?

Yes

No; it is optional

In a reported 'yes / no' question (''Do you...?''), 'do' changes to:

Are

In a reported 'wh-' question (where....?), 'where' changes to:

Where (there is no change)

In a reported 'wh-' question with 'do' (Where do you...?) what happens to the 'do'?

We keep it in the reported question

We do not use it in the reported question

In a reported statement / question, what happens to the grammar tense?

It stays the same.

It becomes more future

It becomes more past

What is the 'object' of 'she'?

She

Her

Him

What is the object of 'I'?

Myself

What is the object of 'he'?

Him

Her

What is the object of 'they'?

Them

Their

They

What is the object of 'we'?

Our

Do objects come before the verb or after the verb?

Before the verb

After the verb

Do objects come before the verb or after the verb?

Before the verb

After the verb

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