reported questions presentation
reported questions presentation
... know, wonder Types of questions • • We distinguish two types of questions: Yes/no questions (the ones starting with an auxiliary or modal verb to which we reply with yes/no) • Wh -questions (the ones ... Hermione wondered how she knew Word order • • • • In reported yes/no questions, we use if/whether + the subject + the verb In reported –wh questions, we us the wh- word + the sub...
5814 reported speech step by step step 7 reported questions in the past key included
... Task - Make reported questions in the past Now the receiver (Y) is given in the direct sentence 1) Mum: “What did you with the broken plates, children?” ... Short answers Rewrite the sentences into reported sentences in the past Look at the example e.g.: Have you done the homework? Yes, I have Sam asked Mary if she had done the homework and she said ... http...
19779 reported questions practice
... Report these questions: “How are you going to open it?” Ron asked Harry _ “Why you keep looking out of
reported questions
... INDIRECT QUESTIONS or a Use an Intro verb in the past asked wondered wanted to know etc b Move the indirect question one step backwards in time Reported Speech – past intro verb Direct Reported ... likes came will find (?) or am / is / are V + ing was / were have / has V3 had INDIRECT QUESTIONS or INDIRECT QUESTIONS Introductory Verb / question Question Word / IF He asked She wonder...
QUESTIONS IN REPORTED SPEECH
... long does it take to get to Moscow by train?” I asked the garden,” How did you know that those flowers wouldn’t grow?” He asked,”Who will go to the cinema with me ?” 10.“Can you lend me your
RS002 reported speech questions
... REPORTED SPEECH RS Change to reported questions! He asked:”Do you live in the country Peter?” He asked me if I lived
RS003 reported speech questions
... REPORTED SPEECH RS Change to reported questions! He asked:”Where have you been Tom?” He asked me where I had been The
reported statements commands and requests presentation
... NB Use ‘tell’ with commands and ‘ask’ with requests Changes As you can see from the previous examples, there is no tense change when reporting commands and requests – the verb changes ... live here,” said the little prince The little prince said he did not have to live there Reported commands & requests Look at these examples: “Draw me a sheep”, the little prin...
