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• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

We use REPORTED SPEECH to tell somebody else wht a person said.

direct speech

"I take photos of the stars"   

"I can see it"

"I will do it again"

reported speech

Liam said ( that) he took photos of the stars.

Elena said ( that) she could see it.

Nathan said ( that) he would do it again.

We use reported speech to tell somebody else what a person said

She said, "I want to be a dancer."
Change this sentence from direct speech into reported speech

When we report yes/no questions, the verb is not in question form and we don't use the helping verb. We use if instead.

Present continuous:

I am teaching an online class at the moment

Present simple:

I teach English at the Haarlemmermeer Lyceum in Hoofddorp

Change this sentence into a question:
"I teach English at
the Haarlemmermeer Lyceum
in Hoofddorp."

Change this sentence into a question:
"I am teaching an online class at the moment"

direct speech

She asked me, "Are you studying Arabic?"

She asked me, "Do you live in London?"

reported speech

She asked if I was studying Arabic

She asked me if I lived in London

"Where are you? she asked me.
Change this sentence into reported speech

Jane: "I can come after eight o'clock."

Ed: "I will bring some snacks."

Chris: " I can't come because I'm sick."

Melanie: "I love rehearsing after school!"

Simon: "I'm going to be late. I haven't left the house yet."

Rewrite the statements in reported speech.

1) ‘I love making cookies,’ said Samir.

2) ‘That’s really kind’, said Ed.

3) Marie Alejandra said, ‘I’ll email you later.’

4) Jerry said, ‘I’m finishing a new project.’ 

5) ‘I can’t come to the party,’ Piotr told Adam

1) Samir said that he loved making cookies

2) Ed said that that was really kind

3) Marie Alejandra said that she would email me later

4) Jerry said that he was finishing a new project

5) Piotr told Adam that he could not come to the party

Podcast, Radio programme or newsround

Change your news report into a live report on the radio or podcast (audio) or into a newsround ( video)

Rules

Write as you would speak

Be CLEAR

Keep it short ( CONCISE)

Use CORRECT grammar ( reported speech)

With audio you want to describe a picture for the audience so they can see where the story is going and what happened.

Work in your newspaper groups, and decide what you are going to do.

AUDIO ( radio / podcast): record yourselves and one person has to edit the recordings into one recording. You need to start and finish your story like a relay race. Pick up where the other left off and introduce or pass it on to the next speaker. 

VIDEO ( newsround): Each person records themselves reading or reporting the news with a suitable background. Think of an opening sentence and how you will pass it on to the next speaker. All the video recording must be edited into one video.

BBC -one minute news

Watch the one minute news bulletin and answer these questions:

1) What was the introduction?

2) How many news items were there?

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