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18.06.2009 · Topic: Changing modal verbs and modal-like expressions in reported (indirect) speech. This is the fifth video in a series of lessons on reported speech. Leve...

Indirect Speech for Modals, e.g. SHOULD, MIGHT, COULD, WOULD, OUGHT TO ; make a good decision. · make a good decision. ; take my medicine”. · take his medicine.

If the modal verb is already in its past form, it does not change when reported. George stated, "I would not do that." -> George said he would ...

Reported speech with modals Estilo indirecto con verbos modales Los verbos modales también sufren los siguientes cambios al pasar las oraciones del estilo directo al indirecto: Modals Direct speech Reported speech will would We will play the guitar We said (that) we would play the guitar would would (*No change)…

Modal Verbs in Reported Speech. We say or write modal verbs before a main verb to add meaning such as ability, possibility, certainty, permission, requirements, suggestions, and advice. To learn more about modal verbs, click here. Most modal verbs in direct speech do not change in reported speech. These modal verbs are might, could, would, and ...

After modal verbs we can also use the perfect tense of the verbs. We use them in a hypothetical, past sentence. You can learn more about direct speech by reading Reported Speech with Advices, Offers, Orders, Promises, Changes of Pronouns in Reported Speech, Changes of Modal Verbs in Reported Speech, Questions in Reported Speech.

Some modal verbs in reported speech also shift back in time just like tenses do. After modal verbs we can also use the perfect tense of the verbs. We use them in a hypothetical, past sentence.. The most commonly used modals that change tense in reported speech are: must (when expressing obligation) ⇒ had to, can ⇒ could, may (when expressing possibility) ⇒ might, …

Reported speech with modals Estilo indirecto con verbos modales Los verbos modales también sufren los siguientes cambios al pasar las oraciones del estilo directo al indirecto: Modals Direct speech Reported speech will would We will play the guitar We said (that) we would play the guitar would would (*No change)…

Modal Verbs in Reported Speech ... We say or write modal verbs before a main verb to add meaning such as ability, possibility, certainty, permission, requirements ...

11.07.2020 · Learn how to change the #narration of sentences with modal verbs.In this video you can learn how the changes take place in modal verbs while changing the sen...

Modal Verbs in Reported Speech. We say or write modal verbs before a main verb to add meaning such as ability, possibility, certainty, permission, requirements, suggestions, and advice. To learn more about modal verbs, click here. Most modal verbs in direct speech do not change in reported speech. These modal verbs are might, could, would, and ...

Before studying what happens to modals as they occur in the grammar structure that we call reported speech, it is useful to review what ...

ID: 2041663 Language: English School subject: Grammar Grade/level: 5 Age: 10+ Main content: Reported speech with modals Other contents: modals Add to my workbooks (11) Embed in my website or blog

Reported speech with modals Estilo indirecto con verbos modales Los verbos modales también sufren los siguientes cambios al pasar las oraciones del estilo ...

Modal Verbs. IN REPORTED SPEECH 1) When there is a modal verb in the original statement, suggestion, etc., it sometimes changes when we report what was said. could, would, should, might, ought to, could, would, should, might, ought to, used to used to would, could, might, will, can, may (existing will, can, may or future situations and present tense verb in reporting clause) / will or would ...