Chapter 11 Havo 3

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

Indirect Speech

Indirecte rede 

"We will set off tomorrow," they said on Friday.

1. They said that on Friday they will set off.
2. On Friday they said they would set off the next day.
3. They said that on Friday they would set off.
4. On Friday they said they would set off tomorrow.

"I am waiting at the bus stop number ten," he told me.

1. He told me that he were waiting at the bus stop number ten.
2. He told me that he had been waiting at the bus stop number ten.
3. He told me that he was waiting at the bus stop number ten.
4. He told me that he has been waiting at the bus stop number ten.

"She went to Rome," I thought.

1. I thought that she went to Rome.
2. I thought that she has gone to Rome.
3. I thought that she had gone to Rome.
4. I thought that she goes to Rome.

"I have broken the window," he admitted.

1. He admitted that he had broken the window.
2. He admitted that he broke the window.
3. He admitted that he has broken the window.
4. He admitted that he had been breaking the window.

"I will come on Sunday," he reminded me.

"What do you want from me?" Miriam asked me.

"Someone screamed in the garden," he claimed.

"I have never met your mum," admitted Peter.

"We are walking in Central Park," we told them.

Direct speech

directe rede

They told us they would start the journey the following day.

1. "They will start the journey the following day," they told us.
2. "We will be starting the journey tomorrow," they told us.
3. "We will start the journey the following day," they told us.
4. "We will start the journey tomorrow," they told us.

She told her mother that she was going to the market.

1. "I go to the market," she told her mother.
2. "I am going to the market," she told her mother.
3. "She was going to the market," she told her mother.
4. "I was going to the market," she told her mother.

The teacher told Mark he had been very regular in his work.

1. "He is very regular in his work," the teacher told Mark.
2. "You are very regular in your work," the teacher told Mark.
3. "You have been very regular in your work," the teacher told Mark.
4. "He has been very regular in his work," the teacher told Mark.

My sister said that she could do the dishes.

1. "I can do the dishes," my sister said.
2. "She could do the dishes," my sister said.
3. "I could do the dishes," my sister said.
4. "She will do the dishes," my sister said.

Anna said that she studied at Harvard.

1. "I have studied at Harvard," Anna said.
2. "I study at Harvard," Anna said.
3. "She has studied at Harvard," Anna said.
4. "I was studying at Harvard,"

Jerry said that he would be busy.
Jerry said:....

Lilly told me that she preferred rainy days.
Lilly told me:...

Harold said that he was playing chess with his granddad.
Harold said:...

Mason said that he had talked to his girlfriend the day before.
Mason said:...

The pupils said that they couldn't understand the rule.
The pupils said:...

Vocabulary

Appearance 

Face

Hair

Height and build

a moustache

straight

a double chin

wavy

broad-shouldered

wrinkles

cropped

a ponytail

plump

tall

freckles

a fringe

slim

Vocabulary

Personality

Monica's sister was always so ..... and telling her what to do.

1. considerate
2. determined
3. bossy
4. insensitive

Pakistan came into existence as a(n) ..... country after the war

1. imaginative
2. insensitive
3. sensible
4. independent

It was .... of you not to play the piano while I was asleep.

1. considerate
2. ambitious
3. imaginative
4. determined

The .... child made up fairy stories

1. insensitive
2. bad-tempered
3. sensitive
4. imaginative

Only .... students get the best marks.

1. bossy
2. independent
3. ambitious
4. sensitive