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reported-speech презентация
Содержание
- 1. reported-speech
- 2. WHAT IS REPORTED SPEECH? When you ‘report’
- 3. HOW TO TURN DIRECT SENTENCES INTO INDIRECT
- 4. QUESTIONS Meg: ‘Do you know how to
- 5. QUESTIONS WITH QUESTION WORDS Questionwords: who, what,
- 6. IMPERATIVES Imperative: повелительное наклонение Don’t talk! Listen!
- 7. REQUESTS Request: просьба Ann: ‘Could you close
- 8. TENSES CHANGE
- 9. TIME CHANGE
WHAT IS REPORTED SPEECH? When you ‘report’ what someone else has said* to you *reported speech verbs: said, explained, told, suggested, recommended, asked, etc.
Direct/normal sentence: Mike:‘I like your hat!’
Слайд 2WHAT IS REPORTED SPEECH?
When you ‘report’ what someone else has said*
to you
*reported speech verbs: said, explained, told, suggested, recommended, asked, etc.
Direct/normal sentence: Mike:‘I like your hat!’
Indirect/reported speech: Mike said that he liked your hat.
*reported speech verbs: said, explained, told, suggested, recommended, asked, etc.
Direct/normal sentence: Mike:‘I like your hat!’
Indirect/reported speech: Mike said that he liked your hat.
Слайд 3HOW TO TURN DIRECT SENTENCES INTO INDIRECT SENTENCES
‘I will always help
you!’ said Whitney.
Whitney said that she would always help you.
Start with the subject + reported speech verb + that
Change the subject according to the speaker: I → she
Put the verb in the correct past tense: will help → would help
Whitney said that she would always help you.
Start with the subject + reported speech verb + that
Change the subject according to the speaker: I → she
Put the verb in the correct past tense: will help → would help
Слайд 4QUESTIONS
Meg: ‘Do you know how to get to the station?’
Meg asked
if I knew how to get to the station.
Start with the subject + asked + if/whether
Change the subject according to the speaker: you → I (he/she...)
Put the verb in the correct past tense: do ... know → knew
Start with the subject + asked + if/whether
Change the subject according to the speaker: you → I (he/she...)
Put the verb in the correct past tense: do ... know → knew
Слайд 5QUESTIONS WITH QUESTION WORDS
Questionwords: who, what, where, when, why, which, how
Trish:
‘Paul, where do you live?’
Trish asked Paul where he lived.
Trish asked where Paul lived.
‘What’s for dinner tonight?’ asked Jaime.
Jaime asked what was for dinner that night.*
Trish asked Paul where he lived.
Trish asked where Paul lived.
‘What’s for dinner tonight?’ asked Jaime.
Jaime asked what was for dinner that night.*
Слайд 6IMPERATIVES
Imperative: повелительное наклонение
Don’t talk! Listen! Do your work! Sit down!
John: ‘Bruto,
sit down!’
John told Bruto to sit down.
How?: told + person + to + infinitive
John told Bruto to sit down.
How?: told + person + to + infinitive
Слайд 7REQUESTS
Request: просьба
Ann: ‘Could you close the window, please?’
Ann asked me to
close the window.
How?: asked + person + to + infinitive
How?: asked + person + to + infinitive
