Choose the task to do Direct speech is the exact words someone said. We use quotation marks in direct speech. Reported speech is when we tell someone what another person said. In reported speech, we usually change tenses: Direct speech → reported speech. Complete the table with the given tenses. Past Simple Past Continuous Past Perfect Simple Past Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Simple Past Perfect Continuous was/were going to Present Simple →. Present Continuous →. Present Perfect Simple →. Present Perfect Continuous →. Past Simple →. Past Continuous →. Am/is/are going to →. Note! Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous do not change. We can use the reporting verb in the Present Simple in indirect speech if the original words are still true or relevant at the time of reporting. Tense Revision Direct speech Reported speech Would. E.g. She said she would come later. Could (present) / would be able to (future). E.g. She said she could swim quite well. She said she would be able to enter any university with her scores Must / have to Had to (obligation). Must (speculation, possibility or deduction). E.g. She said she had to wear a uniform when she was at school. Mum said dad must be at work Might (possibility). Could (permission). E.g. Susie said she might go to France the following summer. The teacher said I could come into the classroom Should (in reported questions). Would. E.g. I asked my mum if I should open the window. Billy said he would read more Note! Would, could, mustn't, should, might, used to, ought to and need remain the same. Modals

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Choose the task to do

Direct speech is the exact words someone said. We use quotation marks in direct speech.

Reported speech is when we tell someone what another person said. In reported speech, we usually change tenses:

Direct speech → reported speech.

Complete the table with the given tenses.

Present Simple → [ ].

Present Continuous → [ ].

Present Perfect Simple → [ ].

Present Perfect Continuous → [ ].

Past Simple → [ ].

Past Continuous → [ ].

Am/is/are going to → [ ].

Note!

Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous do not change.
We can use the reporting verb in the Present Simple in indirect speech if the original words are still true or relevant at the time of reporting.

Tense Revision
Fill in the gaps.

Direct speech	Reported speech
[ ]	Would. E.g. She said she would come later.
[ ]	Could (present) / would be able to (future). E.g. She said shecouldswim quite well. She said shewould be able toenter any university with her scores
Must / have to	Had to (obligation). Must (speculation, possibility or deduction). E.g. She said shehad towear a uniform when she was at school. Mum said dadmust be at work
[ ]	Might (possibility). Could (permission). E.g. Susie said shemightgo to France the following summer. The teacher said Icouldcome into the classroom
[ ]	Should (in reported questions). Would. E.g. I asked my mum if I shouldopen the window. Billy said hewouldread more

Note!Would, could, mustn't, should, might, used to, ought to and need remain the same.
Modals