Differences between direct and reported speech. reported speech in statements, questions, request, commands etc

1. By: Deisy Ramirez
Reported Speech

2. You can answer the question What did he say? in two ways

3. DIRECT SPEECH:
by repeating the words spoken by reporting the words spoken
INDIRECT OR REPORTED SPEECH:

4. REPORTED SPEECH
What is it ? How do you use it?
We use the Reported Speech when we are telling someone what another person said or thought, but do not use their exact words.

6. • Changing verb tenses
Examples:

8. Place
Time

10. 2
A.- WH- Questions B.- Yes/No Questions

13. 1.- Commands
Reporting verbs

14. 2. Requests
•Can
•Could
•Would
•Can
•Could
•Would
}you pass the salt please?

15. for
on
Sb of
Admit to
order
ask
forbid
allow
demand

18.  recognize and
understand the
difference between
direct and reported
speech.
 use correct verb
tense changes
required for reported
speech.
 use reported speech
for statements,
questions,
commands, request,
orders etc using
correct structure and
grammar.
Now, you will be able to:

19. «This is the end»
The teacher said
that was the end