Indirekte Rede lernen: Online-Quizze für die 11. Klasse Englisch

Question 1

Übersetze den folgenden Satz in die indirekte Rede: "Ich bin müde", sagte Peter.

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Peter sagte, er sei müde.

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Peter sagte, er ist müde.

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Peter sagte, er würde müde sein.

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Peter sagte, er wäre müde.

Question 2

Welche Zeitform wird im folgenden Satz in der indirekten Rede verwendet: "Hast du meine Tasche gesehen?", fragte Maria mich.

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Präteritum

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Präsens

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Futur I

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Futur II

Question 3

Welcher Satz in direkter Rede entspricht dem folgenden Satz in indirekter Rede: "Anna sagte, sie gehe morgen ins Kino."

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Anna sagte, sie gehe morgen ins Kino.

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Anna sagt, sie geht morgen ins Kino.

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Anna sagt, sie würde morgen ins Kino gehen.

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Anna sagte, sie wäre morgen ins Kino gegangen.

Question 4

Welches Fragewort passt in die folgende indirekte Frage: "Der Lehrer fragte uns, _________ wir den Test bestanden hätten."

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ob

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wie

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wo

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wann

Question 5

Welche Zeitform wird in der indirekten Rede verwendet, um über zukünftige Handlungen zu berichten?

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Futur I

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Präsens

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Präteritum

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Futur II

Question 6

Übersetze den folgenden Satz in die indirekte Rede: "Wir werden nächste Woche in den Urlaub fahren", sagten meine Eltern.

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Meine Eltern sagten, dass sie nächste Woche in den Urlaub fahren würden.

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Meine Eltern sagten, dass sie nächste Woche in den Urlaub fahren.

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Meine Eltern sagten, dass sie nächste Woche in den Urlaub gefahren seien.

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Meine Eltern sagten, dass sie nächste Woche in den Urlaub gefahren wären.

Question 7

Wähle die grammatisch korrekte indirekte Rede für den Satz: "Er fragte mich, ob ich ihm helfen könne."

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He asked me if I could help him.

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He asked me whether I can help him.

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He wondered if I could help him.

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He inquired as to whether I was able to assist him.

Question 8

Welche Aussage beschreibt korrekt die Verwendung von Modalverben in der indirekten Rede?

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Modalverben können in der indirekten Rede je nach Kontext ihre Form verändern.

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Modalverben bleiben in der indirekten Rede unverändert.

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Modalverben werden in der indirekten Rede in die Vergangenheitsform gesetzt.

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Modalverben werden in der indirekten Rede in die Möglichkeitsform gesetzt.

Question 9

Welche Aussage zur indirekten Rede ist korrekt?

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Indirekte Rede kann sowohl in der Vergangenheits- als auch in der Gegenwartsform verwendet werden.

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Indirekte Rede wird immer in der Vergangenheitsform verwendet.

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Indirekte Rede wird niemals mit einem einleitenden Verb verwendet.

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Indirekte Rede ist immer kürzer als direkte Rede.

Question 10

Wähle den Satz, der grammatisch korrekt ist:

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Er sagte, er habe ihr das Buch gegeben.

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Er sagte, er hätte ihr das Buch gegeben.

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Er sagte, er würde ihr das Buch geben.

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Er sagte, er werde ihr das Buch gegeben haben.

Question 11

Wähle das Wort, das in der indirekten Rede für "here" verwendet wird:

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there

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here

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at this place

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in this place

Question 12

When reporting speech, what is the general rule for changing verb tenses?

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The reported verb's tense moves back one tense.

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The reported verb's tense stays the same as in direct speech.

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The reported verb's tense moves back two tenses.

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The reported verb's tense depends only on the reporting clause's context.

Question 13

Which of the following is the correct reported speech for the question "Do you speak English?"?

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He asked if I spoke English.

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He questioned whether I could speak English.

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He inquired if I was capable of speaking English.

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He demanded to know if I possessed English proficiency.

Question 14

Which of the following sentences is the reported speech of "I have never been to Paris."?

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He stated that he had not visited Paris in the past.

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He indicated that he lacked experience visiting Paris.

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He expressed his unfamiliarity with the city of Paris.

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He communicated his absence of knowledge regarding Paris.

Question 15

Which of the following sentences correctly reports the speech "Stop talking!"?

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He commanded me to cease speaking immediately.

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He suggested that I consider refraining from speaking.

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He expressed his desire for me to lower my voice.

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He inquired about the possibility of reducing the volume of my speech.

Question 16

Change this sentence into reported speech: "I will go to the cinema tomorrow."

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He said he would go to the cinema the next day.

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He said he had gone to the cinema the next day.

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He said he will go to the cinema the next day.

Question 17

When changing a statement from direct to indirect speech in English, the reporting verb:

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Changes to the past simple tense.

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Remains in the same tense.

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Changes to the present perfect tense.

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Changes to the future simple tense.

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a type of reported question?

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Imperative question

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Yes/No question

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Wh-question

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Alternative question

Question 19

What is the correct form of the following sentence in indirect speech: "Can you please open the door?"?

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He asked if I could open the door.

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He requested me to open the door.

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He suggested that I should open the door.

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He advised me to open the door.

Question 20

What is the function of the word "that" in the following sentence: "She informed me that she was tired."?

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It introduces a reported statement.

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It introduces a reported question.

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It replaces the subject of the direct speech.

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It replaces the verb of the direct speech.

Question 21

What is the difference in usage between "said" and "told" in reported speech?

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Said is used with statements, while told is used with commands or requests.

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Told is used with statements, while said is used with commands or requests.

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They are interchangeable and can be used in all situations.

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Said is more formal than told.

Question 22

Which of the following is an example of indirect speech within a complex sentence?

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The teacher informed me that I should study harder if I wanted to improve my grades.

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The students asked if they could leave early, as they had a doctor's appointment.

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He said that he had seen the movie, but he didn't like it.

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She suggested that we go for a walk in the park.

Question 23

What is the indirect speech version of the following sentence: "She said, 'I will be there tomorrow.'"?

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She said that she would be there the following day.

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She said that she will be there the following day.

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She stated that she would be there the following day.

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She mentioned that she will be there the following day.

Question 24

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct in indirect speech?

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He asked me what I was doing.

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He asked me what am I doing.

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He asked me what I am doing.

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He asked me what was I doing.

Question 25

Which of the following sentences is an example of reported thought?

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She wondered if she should call him.

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He told me that he was going to the store.

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I asked her what her name was.

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The teacher asked the students to open their books.

Question 26

What is the indirect speech version of the following question: "Can you help me with this?"?

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He asked if I could help him with that.

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He asked if I can help him with that.

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He asked could I help him with that.

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He asked can I help him with that.

Question 27

What is the indirect speech version of the following sentence: "She promised to call me later."?

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She promised that she would call me later.

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She promised she would call me later.

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She stated that she would call me later.

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She mentioned that she will call me later.

Question 28

Which of the following is the correct reported speech version of the sentence 'He said, ''I'm going to the store''?'

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He said that he was going to the store.

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He said he was going to the store.

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He said he's going to the store.

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He said that he's going to the store.

Question 29

Which of the following modal verbs would you use to express advice in reported speech?

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should

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can

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must

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will

Question 30

What is the reported speech version of the exclamation 'Wow, that was amazing!'?

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He exclaimed that it was amazing.

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He exclaimed it was amazing.

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He exclaimed wow, it was amazing.

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He exclaimed that wow, it was amazing.

Question 31

What is the reported speech version of the sentence 'I don't know where my keys are.'?

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She said she didn't know where her keys were.

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She said she doesn't know where her keys are.

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She said she hadn't known where her keys were.

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She said she wouldn't know where her keys were.

Question 32

What is the indirect speech equivalent of the sentence "Where is my book?" he asked.

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He asked where his book was.

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He asked where my book is.

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He asked me where his book was.

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He asked where his book is.

Question 33

When reporting a command, which of the following is added to the reported speech?

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to

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that

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for

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of

Question 34

When reporting a future tense statement, which of the following tense changes occur?

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will → would

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will → shall

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shall → will

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shall → would

Question 35

What is the purpose of reported speech?

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To convey information indirectly

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To quote someone directly

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To express personal opinions

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To summarize a conversation

Question 36

Which of the following is NOT a modal verb that can change in reported speech?

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will

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can

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may

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should

Question 37

He asked me where I was going.

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He asked where I was going.

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He asked where I am going.

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He asked where I will be going.

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He asked where have I been going.

Question 38

What is the correct reported speech sentence for the original sentence: "The teacher said, 'The lesson is clear.'"?

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The teacher said the lesson was clear.

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The teacher said the lesson is clear.

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The teacher says the lesson is clear.

Question 39

What is the correct reported speech for the following sentence: "Please close the window."?

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He asked me to close the window.

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He asked to close the window.

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He asked me close the window.

Question 40

Which of the following is NOT a type of reported question?

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Tag questions

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Yes/No questions

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Wh-questions

Question 41

What is the correct reported speech for the following sentence: "Have you finished your homework yet?"?

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He asked if she had finished her homework yet.

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He asked if she finished her homework yet.

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He asked if she has finished her homework yet.

Question 42

How would you report the question "Where were you going?" in direct speech?

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She asked where I was going.

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She asked where I am going.

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She asked where I had gone.

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She asked where I would go.

Question 43

How would you report the exclamation "What a beautiful day!" in indirect speech?

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She exclaimed that it was a beautiful day.

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She exclaimed that the day was beautiful.

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She exclaimed that it's a beautiful day.

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She exclaimed what a beautiful day it is.

Question 44

Which of the following is an example of an indirect object in reported speech?

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me

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the book

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to the store

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yesterday

Question 45

How would you report the statement "I wish I could fly" in indirect speech?

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She said she wishes she could fly.

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She said she wished she can fly.

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She said she wishes she would fly.

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She said she wish she could fly.

Question 46

Transform the following statement into reported speech in the past tense: "I am enjoying the party."

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She said she was enjoying the party.

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She said she is enjoying the party.

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She said I was enjoying the party.

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She said I am enjoying the party.

Question 47

Which of the following statements uses the correct punctuation and structure in reported speech: "The teacher said that, please, close your books."

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The teacher said, "Please, close your books."

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The teacher said that, "Please, close your books."

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The teacher said that, please close your books.

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The teacher said please close your books.

Question 48

Transform the following imperative sentence into reported speech: "Don't forget to lock the door!"?

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She told me not to forget to lock the door.

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She told to not forget to lock the door.

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She said don't forget to lock the door.

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She said that don't forget to lock the door.

Question 49

Transform the following statement into reported speech in the future perfect tense: "She had already finished her homework."

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She said she would have already finished her homework.

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She said she will have already finished her homework.

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She said she will never have finished her homework.

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She said she would never have finished her homework.

Question 50

Which of the following is NOT a type of reported speech?

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Direct speech

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Indirect speech

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Free indirect speech

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Reported thought

Question 51

What is the purpose of using indirect speech?

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To convey information indirectly

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To make the speaker sound more formal

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To avoid using direct quotes

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To change the tense of the original statement

Question 52

Which of the following is an example of free indirect speech?

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She was going to the store.

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She told me that she was going to the store.

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I didn't know that she was going to the store.

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She said, "I'm going to the store."

Question 53

In reported speech, the correct reporting verb for a statement is:

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said

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asked

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told

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replied

Question 54

Which tense is used in the reported clause when the reporting verb is in the past tense?

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Past simple

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Present simple

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Present perfect

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Past perfect

Question 55

In reported speech, the modal verb 'can' typically changes to:

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could

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may

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might

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should

Question 56

Which of the following sentences demonstrates indirect speech?

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The teacher told the students to open their books.

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The teacher said, 'Open your books'.

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The teacher asked the students if they had any questions.

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The teacher exclaimed that the test was too difficult.

Question 57

In reported speech, the time expressions 'today' and 'now' typically:

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Change to 'that day' and 'then'

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Remain the same

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Change to 'the following day' and 'later'

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Change to 'the previous day' and 'earlier'

Question 58

In reported speech, the phrase 'I don't know' usually changes to:

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I didn't know

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I don't think I know

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I have no idea

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It's not my business

Question 59

When transforming a direct speech to reported speech, which change does NOT occur?

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The verb tense remains unchanged.

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Pronouns change to the third person.

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Word order may reverse in some cases.

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Time expressions are adjusted.

Question 60

Select the appropriate reported speech version of the following statement: "The meeting will start in 10 minutes."

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She informed me that the meeting would start in 10 minutes.

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She exclaimed that the meeting would have started in 10 minutes.

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She informed me the meeting will start in 10 minutes.

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She said that the meeting will start in 10 minutes.

Question 61

Which of the following sentences is expressed correctly in reported speech?

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She said that she had already submitted her report.

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She reported saying she already submitted her report.

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She told that she had already submitted her report.

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She informed she had already submitted her report.

Question 62

Select the correct reported speech version of the question: "Where did you find the book?"

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He wanted to know where I had found the book.

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He questioned that where I found the book.

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He inquired about where had I found the book.

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He asked where he had found the book.

Question 63

Which word is commonly used as a reporting verb in reported speech?

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Said

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Thought

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Imagined

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Felt

Question 64

What is the primary reason for using reported speech?

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To convey information without direct quotation.

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To emphasize the speaker's opinion.

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To enhance the clarity of the sentence.

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To make a statement more formal.