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Reported speech rules and examples Reported Speech negative - Present to Past - backshift Fill in the negative form. “I don’t know Fred.” Sue said (that) she Fred. “I don´t feel very happy about it.” Jake said (that) he very happy about it. “I don´t go to a party every Friday.” She said (that) she to a party every Friday.

Reported speech commands - negative Reported speech rules and examples Reported Speech commands, negative Write negative commands. “Don´t talk!” The teacher told them . “Don´t smoke!” He told them . “Don´t turn on the TV!” She told him the TV. “Don´t play football on the road!” Mum told the boys football on the road. “Don´t open the window!”

Direct speech: The sky is blue. Reported speech: She said (that) the sky is/was blue. Click here for a mixed tense exercise about practise reported statements. Click here for a list of all the reported speech exercises. Reported Questions. So now you have no problem with making reported speech from positive and negative sentences. But how about ...

When we come across a negative sentence in reported speech.... How it is used the verbs? ... Exemples: reported questions -> Maggie asked me if I ...

Through this topic you will learn how to use reported speech in negatives sentences as well as using reporting verbs to express the ideas. This topic is quite important because its use is very common in the daily use of the English Language. Along the topic you will work with the four skills as follows. So let’s start! Objective

Reported commands in English, negative sentences. Task No. 2329. Finish the sentences using Reported speech. Always change the tense, although it is sometimes not necessary. ...

In reported speech, in the positive, it is usually the 'to infinitive': "She told me to eat my dinner." "He said to tell him how it went." " ...

Reported speech - negatives. Ann said that she wanted coke. Ann said that she didn`t want coke. Tom said that he was ill. Tom said that he wasn't ill.

Direct and Indirect Speech (Positive and negative questions) · 1. In an indirect question, we place the subject of the reported clause before the verb as in a ...

Reported commands — Negative sentences · 1. Mother, “Don't eat a lot of sweets!” Mother told me · 2. Victoria, “Don't panic!” · 3. Megan, “Don't forget your ...

Reported commands in English, negative sentences. ... Finish the sentences using Reported speech. Always change the tense, although it is sometimes not ...

Reported speech rules and examples Reported Speech commands, negative Write negative commands. “Don´t talk!” The teacher told them . “Don´t smoke!” He told them . “Don´t turn on the TV!” She told him the TV. “Don´t play football on the road!” Mum told the boys football on the road. “Don´t open the window!” The teacher told them the window.

Reported Speech negative - Present to Past - backshift Fill in the negative form. “I don’t know Fred.” Sue said (that) she Fred. “I don´t feel very happy about it.” Jake said (that) he very happy about it. “I don´t go to a party every Friday.” She said (that) she to a party every Friday. “The hospital isn´t very good.”

Reported commands, negations - English Reported commands, negations – Exercise 2 Task No. 2329 Finish the sentences using Reported speech. Always change the tense, although it is sometimes not necessary. Show example Do you need help? Reported commands and requests in English Karen: "Don't play football in the garden!" Karen told me .

So now you have no problem with making reported speech from positive and negative sentences. But how about questions? Direct speech: Where do you live? How can ...

Be able to use Reported Speech from conversations and ideas from a third person to transmit them in its negative form. Content Let’s start reporting, shall we?

Reported commands — Negative sentences Finish commands in Reported speech. Show example 1. Mother, “Don't eat a lot of sweets!” Mother told me. 2. Victoria, “Don't panic!” Victoria told me. 3. Megan, “Don't forget your umbrella!” Megan told me. 4. Jim, “Don't leave me!” Jim told me. 5. Hannah, “Don't wait for me!” Hannah told me. 6.

07.05.2013 · When we need use the negative to pass at reported speech we always can use this rule ? : reporting verb + CI + NOT TO + VB (base form) Exemples: reported questions -> Maggie asked me not to return her books that day. reported orders -> The detective warned (us/me/her/him/them) not to touch any of those things. reported suggestions -> My sister …

Reported commands — Negative sentences Finish commands in Reported speech. Show example 1. Mother, “Don't eat a lot of sweets!” Mother told me. 2. Victoria, “Don't panic!” Victoria told me. 3. Megan, “Don't forget your umbrella!” Megan told me. 4. Jim, “Don't leave me!” Jim told me. 5. Hannah, “Don't wait for me!” Hannah told me. 6.