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Reported Speech
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Reported Speech (or Indirect Speech) is when you talk about what other people said. On this video the teacher tells you to visit his website to finish the lesson, but his site is not free, so I'll tell you the end. He says that when the introductory verb is in the present we don't change the tenses. He gives the example "I come from Japan", the reported speech in the present is: "he says that he lives in Japan" (the conjunction THAT is optional). In the section of LINKS you have links to learn more and practise.
If you want to learn more about reported speech and do some practice, check these links:
- A general overview
- Statements in reported speech (affirmative or negative sentences)
- Questions in reported speech
- Requests in reported speech
- Exercises to practise
- A text example
- More exercises
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