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REPORTED SPEECH GRAMMAR VERB TENSES AND TIME EXPRESSIONS CHANGES. STATEMENTS. QUESTIONS. ORDERS, REQUESTS. OFFERS. ADVICE. SUGGESTIONS. WITH EXAMPLES
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REPORTED SPEECH SHALL SHOULD MODALS *Should, Could, Would, Might, Ought to, Used to No change CAMBIOS EN EXPRESIONES TIEMPO: CAMBIOS SUJETOS, POSESIVOS, COMPLEMENTO INDIRECTO “I / me/ my” He o She // him o her // his o her We / us/ our They / them/ their He, She, They // him, her, them // his, her, their QUEDAN IGUALES EN REPORTED CUANDO HABLA SOLO UNA PERSONA (David said) You, you, your I, me, my CUANDO HABLAN DOS PERSONAS (David said to Max) You, your= Max He o She/ him o her / his o her Dependiendo de si la segunda persona es hombre o mujer now then today That day tonight That night yesterday The day before/the previous day Last week The week before/ the previous week A month ago The month before/ the previous month tomorrow The following day /the next day/ the day after Next week The following week/the week after Here There This That these Those
STATEMENTS ( frases afirmativas o negativas) Verbs: admit, announce, answer, apologise (pedir disculpas), boast (presumir), claim (asegurar), explain, inform, insist, mention, offer, remind (recordar), reply (replica, responder), state (manifestar) o SAID NO NECESITA PRECISAR LA PERSONA SI LO PONES ES ASÍ= said to , o TOLD + ES OBLIGATORIO QUESTIONS : Verbs: ASK , WANT TO KNOW, WONDER (preguntarse a uno mismo), enquire (interrogar), request (solicitar) LA PREGUNTA CAMBIA A SUJETO + VERBO + COMPLEMENTOS AUXILIAR“IF/ WHETHER”
WH-word (WHERE, WHAT, WHO, WHEN………) se pone la QW
THAT + SUJETO He suggested that we do (VERBO BASE) someting
*** It would be a good idea to see the dentist", said my mother. SUGERENCIAMy mother suggested that I see the dentist. COMMANDS or ORDERS IMPERATIVO: Open the door/ Don’t open the door verbs: beg (rogar + pron.) order (+ pron.), demand (pedir), shout, tell, warn () (advertir) NO HAY CAMBIO DE TIEMPO VERBAL TO/ NOT TO
“Don’t touch these wires” He said to the child He told the child not to touch those wires. REQUESTS: o “Please help me”. She asked me to help her. o “Please don't smoke”. She asked me not to smoke. o “Could you bring my book tonight?” She asked me to bring her book that night. ASK=preguntar y pedir o “Would you mind coming early tomorrow?” She asked me to come early the next day. ***OFFERS “Shall I bring you some tea?” He offered to bring me some tea. ***ADVICES: (consejos) You should study harder if you want to pass the test She advised me to study harder if I wanted to pass the test OTROS EJEMPLOS: CASOS ESPECIALES ****