HAVO 5 direct vs indirect speech

HAVO 5 Direct and Indirect Speech

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HAVO 5 Direct and Indirect Speech

Direct vs indirect speech

Direct speech:           Mom says: 'You will be late if you do not hurry.'

Indirect speech:        Mom said I would be late if I did not hurry. 


Two things to focus on:

1. Make sure you use the correct pronouns in the indirect speech. 

2. Change the verbs so that they fit the sentence.



Direct vs indirect speech

Verbs:


simple present --> simple past                    walk --> walked / buy --> bought

simple past --> past perfect                          walked --> had walked 

present perfect --> past perfect                    have walked --> had walked 

present continuous --> past continuous     am walking --> was walking

future 'will' --> future 'would'    

must --> had to 

can --> could 


Direct vs indirect speech

She said: 'I'm home.' --> She said she was home.

They said: 'We don't agree.' --> They said they didn't agree.

She said: 'You must come home at once.' --> She said I had to come home at once.

He wondered: 'Will she be there?' --> He wondered if she would be there.

She said: 'I was in New York last year.' --> She said she had been in New York last year.

They said: 'We saw Nick's teacher.' --> They said they had seen Nick's teacher.

He says: 'I have been fired.' --> He said he had been fired.

They shout: 'She has done it.' --> They shouted she had done it. 


She said: 'He works in a bank.'

They mentioned: 'We went out last night.'

My dad told us: 'I was waiting for the bus when he arrived.'

Sue said: 'I didn't go to the party.'

My friend said: 'Lucy will come later.'

Exercise 2

Change the sentences from direct speech to indirect speech. 

She said: “I’m leaving tomorrow”

He answered: “She got married last year”

The man asked: “Do you work in London?”

They said: "We often meet friends in London at the weekend."

He told us: "I don't go to the gym very often."

They shouted: "We are working here!"

Lisa said: "I'm listening to my new CD."

Brian said: "They visited Japan."

He said: "I met my girlfriend in a café."

He mentioned: "Lucy has drunk six cups of coffee today."

They said: "We will help if we can."

My niece said: "I visited my parents at the weekend."