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Ejercicio de repaso del estilo indirecto para la ESO o Bachillerato
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1º What is it? What is it used for? The reported speech or Indirect speech is a way of repeating what another person has said. You can repeat the exact words with inverted commas and with the exact words with direct speech : DIRECT SPEECH : Juan said : " I am very tired" or you can use the Reported Speech. With it we don't repeat the exact words and inverted commas are not necessary. REPORTED SPEECH : Juan said that he was very tired. In reported speech as you can see some changes take place if the verb say is in the past : in the personal pronouns, possessive and complement pronouns. In the verbs that usually go "one step backwards" un paso hacia atrás , that is they usually change into their correspondent past tense : if the verb in direct speech was in the present in reported speech changes to the simple past ; if it was in present continuous in reported changes to past continuous and so on. We will see this later in detail In the time adverbs and demonstratives too : today, yesterday etc. as you will see in the chart later.
For example : Julie said:" I 'm having a French lesson today" Julie said she was having a French lesson that day. 2º Introductory Verb : (verbo que introduce el estilo indirecto en español "dijo" in English said or others Indirect speech is usually introduced by the verb SAY , but it is not the only one we can find. We can also use tell, comment, emphasize, announced etc. Be careful with this : SAY is always followed by To + indirect object He said to me that he was tired TELL : doesn't need to before the indirect object : He told me / but he said to me In indirect speech as you can see THAT appears He said THAT he was coming in the evening. THAT however can be omitted if you want. 3º STATEMENTS ( ORACIONES AFIRMATIVAS Y NEGATIVAS) As we explained before some changes take place to pass from direct to indirect speech if the introductory verb is in the PAST:
Direct speech Indirect Speech Simple Present Simple past Present continuous Past Continuous Present Perfect past perfect Simple Past Past perfect Future Simple conditional CAN COULD MAY MIGHT MUST HAD TO E .g: John said : " My brother will arrive tomorrow"
John said his brother would arrive the next day John said : " My brother has arrived a moment ago" John said his brother had arrived a moment before. John said : "he can do it" John said he could do it. John said : Marta must finish the project now. John said Marta had to finish the project then / at that moment 3º CHANGES IN TIME ADVERBS AND DEMONSTRATIVES in direct speech Equivalent in reported speech Today that day "I saw him today ", she said. She said that she had seen him that day. Yesterday the day before "I saw him yesterday ", she said. She said that she had seen him the day before. The day before yesterday two days before "I met her the day before yesterday ", he said. He said that he had met her two days before. Tomorrow the next/following day