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10 They Said, We Said: Grammar
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Which needs quotation marks?
Quoted speech
Reported speech
Passive voice
Noun clause
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Which keeps original punctuation?
Indirect object
Reported speech
Quoted speech
Passive voice
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Quoted speech repeats the exact words that someone said
True
False
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A comma follows the verb in the main clause, and the quoted speech is placed inside quotation marks
False
True
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True or false: Quoted speech uses commas
False
True
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Which clause type is used?
Noun clause
Adverb clause
Preposition
Relative clause
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Which sentence is reported?
He said that...
Said: "words"
"He said this."
He said, "..."
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Reported speech for "am" becomes?
Was
Been
Be
Is
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Complete the reported sentence
He, "that..."
Said: that
He said that...
That he said
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Which introduces a noun clause?
Very
Often
Maybe
That
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Which punctuation fits quoted speech?
Brackets
Quotation marks
Slashes
Asterisks
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Which doesn’t need quotation marks?
Direct quote
Dialogue line
Quoted speech
Reported speech
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Best reason to use reported speech?
Avoid commas
Paraphrase meaning
Add drama
Copy punctuation
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What is quoted speech?
Exact words
Silent thinking
Random words
Paraphrased words
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“I am happy,” she said → She said that she was happy.
False
True
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What is reported speech?
Exact words
Direct quotes
Paraphrased words
Shouted words
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True or false: Reported speech uses that
True
False
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When do tenses often change?
Counting numbers
Reporting past
Greeting someone
Spelling words
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True or false: Quoted repeats exactly
True
False
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Which reporting verb fits?
Painted
Walked
Said
Danced
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The verb tense usually changes when we report speech.
False
True
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Pick the correct transformation
"He is tired." → He said was tired.
"He is tired." → He said he was tired.
"He is tired." → He said he tired.
"He is tired." → He said he is tired.
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