INDIRECT SPEECH

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Goals

• After today you will have practiced using the indirect speech.
• After today you will have practiced using ones and ones. 

Indirect speech

Wat weten we nog?

Ik -> iemand anders

Bij indirect speech verander je ook vaak het persoonlijk voornaamwoord, bezittelijk voornaamwoord en de tijdsaanduiding in de zin.

Trish: 'We don't like shopping.'
Trish said (that) they didn't like shopping.

Veranderingen

Shane: 'My father and I will do it right now.'
Shane said (that) his father and he would do it straight away.

Paula: 'I did my homework last Friday.'
Paula said (that) she had done her homework the Friday before.'

Salah said (that) he felt like he was doing well.
In de indirecte rede verander je vaak ook het VOORNAAMWOORD
ik -> hij

Mohamed Salah:

Henk: "I hate doing homework."

1. Henk said he hates doing homework.
2. Henk said he was hating doing homework.
3. Henk said he hated doing homework.
4. Henk hates homework.

Jenny: "I can't come to the party."

1. Jenny said she can't come to the party.
2. Jenny said she couldn't come to the party.
3. Jenny said she wasn't at the party.
4. Jenny said she missed the party.

One / ones

Spin that wheel

One of ones?

One > enkelvoud

Ones > meervoud

Het hangt er van af of het zelfstandig naamwoord daarvoor in het enkelvoud of meervoud staat.

Let op de zin!

Do you like thrillers? This one is a must-read.

Gebruik one/ones

Na deze woorden kun je one/ones gebruiken:

- een bijvoeglijk naamwoord

- which

- this/ that/ these / those

- als zelfstandig naamwoord

Fill in:
I'm looking for new earphones, which ... are the best?

4. Which is your car, the black or the white ________?

Reminiscing

•  Indirect speech: ik --> jij --> iemand anders
• One / Ones: singular and plural 

Which Ye represents your feelings?

Testing

Choose from: all, both, each, every, either, neither, none.

1. Each person went to see the doctor in turn.
2. I asked Tom and Joel, but neither of them wanted to go out.
3. Both girls can speak English really well.
4. None of my classmates knew the answer to the question.
5. They see each other every day.
6. I can choose either of those two films.
   
7. With this setting, all the pupils in the classroom can hear the teacher.