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English grammar exercise about reported speech - in this case reported questions

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English grammar exercise about reported speech looking at 'yes/no' questions

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English grammar exercise about reported speech

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English grammar exercise about reported speech with the future simple

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English grammar exercise about reported speech with the present perfect tense

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English grammar exercise about reported speech with the past simple tense

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English grammar exercise about reported speech with the present continuous tense

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English grammar exercise about reported speech with the present simple tense

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Reporting verbs
There are a number of reporting verbs which can describe what someone has said (and how they said it) more accurately than say and tell. Here are some of the most common, along with the sentence structure to follow.
• verb + (object +) that: affirm, agree, answer, assure, complain, declare, exclaim, explain, inform, point out, promise, reply, state, suggest, think.
‘I’ve already seen the film.’  She explained that she had already seen the film. ‘I’ll call you.’  He promised me that he would call. ‘Everything is going to be fine.’  They assured us that everything was going to be fine.
• verb + (object +) infinitive: agree, advise, invite, order, persuade, promise, warn.
‘Don’t go to the party.’  He warned me not to go to the party. ‘We’ll help.’  They agreed to help.
• verb + (object +) -ing form: suggest, recommend.
‘You should change bank.’  He recommended changing bank. ‘Let’s go to an Indian restaurant.’  She suggested going to an Indian restaurant.

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Lots of reported speech exercises - practise using free interactive quizzes.

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"Office Gossip Chapter I" English Reported Speech -