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Direct to reported speech. The present perfect changes to __________
past perfect
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Direct to reported speech. A verb in the present simple changes to ________
past simple
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Say three phrases for giving examples
For example/For instance/Such as...
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Direct to reported speech. The past simple changes to ________
past perfect
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Say two phrases for giving your opinion
In my opinion/From my point of view/As far as I'm concerned/As I see it
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I'm just going to listen quickly to the news _________ and then I'll join you
headlines
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Correct the mistake: He explained them that it had all been a misunderstanding
He explained that it had all been a misunderstanding
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He _______ that he had climbed all of the world's highest mountains, but we weren't sure whether to believe him.
claimed
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What's the word which means the same as proof?
Evidence
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Direct to reported speech. Will changes to ________
would
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You can always ______ on your friends
rely/depend
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The news was so terrible. We were in complete ________. Nobody knew what to say.
shock
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Correct the mistake: She said him she was glad it was all over
She said she was glad it was all over/She told him she was glad it was all over
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What's the word that means a plan to deceive someone, such as telling police there is a bomb somewhere when there isn't?
A hoax
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When concluding, two phrases that you can use are _________
To sum up/In conclusion/To summarise..
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The thief _________ stealing the money
admitted/owned up to
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He ________ not going to university.
regretted
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Change this sentence from direct to reported speech. " I have never done anything bad in my life!"
She/He said that she/he had never done anything bad in her/his life
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Change this sentence from direct to reported speech. "I saw her yesterday"
She/He said that he had seen her the day before
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Change this sentence from direct to reported speech. "I'll go to the airport and pick her up"
He/She said that he/she would go to the airport and pick her up
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