Study the information and complete the sentences. There are some extra options. Notes We usually change the following words in reported speech: this — that, these — those, here — there. We usually change time expressions in reported speech. there those that the next day the day before a year before that night that day then the previous the next the following than the previous When I was in Scotland, I said, "I like it here." When I was in Scotland, I said I liked it. Kelly said, "I like these shoes." Kelly said she liked shoes. Megan said, "I will throw this bottle away." Megan said she would throw bottle away. She said, "I'll call you tomorrow." She said she would call me. Helen said, "I saw Santa Claus yesterday." Helen said that she had seen Santa Claus. I said to my classmates, "I won a race last year." I said to my classmates that I'd won a race year. Sammy said, "I'm going to cook wonderful pasta tonight." Sammy said she was going to cook wonderful pasta. Brian said, "I am going jogging today." Brian said he was going jogging. Sally said, "I am learning Chinese now." Sally said she was learning Chinese. Dad said, "We had a wonderful picnic last week." Dad said that we'd had a wonderful picnic week.
Задание

Put the elements into the gaps

Study the information and complete the sentences. There are some extra options.
Notes

  • We usually change the following words in reported speech: this — that, these — those, here — there.
  • We usually change time expressions in reported speech.
  • there
  • those
  • that
  • the next day
  • the day before
  • a year before
  • that night
  • that day
  • then
  • the previous
  • the next
  • the following
  • than
  • the previous
  1. When I was in Scotland, I said, "I like it here."

    When I was in Scotland, I said I liked it [ ].

  2. Kelly said, "I like these shoes."

    Kelly said she liked [ ] shoes.

  3. Megan said, "I will throw this bottle away."

    Megan said she would throw [ ] bottle away.

  4. She said, "I'll call you tomorrow."

    She said she would call me [ ].

  5. Helen said, "I saw Santa Claus yesterday."

    Helen said that she had seen Santa Claus[ ].

  6. I said to my classmates, "I won a race last year."

    I said to my classmates that I'd won a race [ ] year.

  7. Sammy said, "I'm going to cook wonderful pasta tonight."

    Sammy said she was going to cook wonderful pasta [ ].

  8. Brian said, "I am going jogging today."

    Brian said he was going jogging [ ].

  9. Sally said, "I am learning Chinese now."

    Sally said she was learning Chinese [ ].

  10. Dad said, "We had a wonderful picnic last week."

    Dad said that we'd had a wonderful picnic [ ] week.