Indirect
Speech: this/that
here-> there this book->
that book these books-> those
books
this morning-> that
morning tonight-> that night
Direct: Fred said to me, “I ate breakfast here at seven this
morning.”
-> Indirect: Fred said to/told me
(that) he ate breakfast there at seven that morning.
Task: Write in the indirect speech
Cindy said, “I like this cake but
not these candies.”
=> Cindy said she liked that
cake but not those candies.
Fred said to me, “I’m studying tonight for tomorrow’s exams.”
=> Fred told me he was studying that night for the next day’s exams.
Tamaki
返信削除Cindy said to me she liked that cake not those candies.
Fred said to me he was studying that night for the next day’s exams.
but not
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返信削除Cindy said to me he like that cake but not those candies.
Fred said to me he’s studying that night the next day’s exams.
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Shizuka
返信削除Cindy said, she liked that cake but not those candies.
Fred said to me, He was studying that night for the next day’s exams.
said, =>
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Cindy said that she liked that cake, but not those candies.
返信削除Fred said to me that he was studying that night for the next day’s exams.
cake, but=>
削除Cindy said to me she likes that cake but not those candies.
返信削除Fred said to me, He was studying that night for the next day's exams.
Fred said to me He was studying that night for the next day's exams.
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Cindy said she liked that cake but not those candies.
返信削除Fred said to me he was studying that night for the next day’s exams.
Very good!
削除Cindy said to me she likes that cake but not those candies.
返信削除Fred said to me he's studying that night for tomorrow's exams.
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