Внеклассное мероприятие по английскому языку

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Say what people use direct and reported speech for

DIRECT SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH

She says: “I phone my friends every day.”

She says (that) she phones her friends every day.

She says: “I will phone you tomorrow.”

She says (that) shell phone me tomorrow.

She says: “I phoned you an hour ago.”

She says (that) she phoned me an hour.

Read the dialogue between the members of a football fan's family. Find the sentences with reported speech.

Mum: Good morning, dear. Good morning. What's the matter?
Mark: Dad says that he's lost his voice.
Mum: He has lost his voice! He can't. It must be ajoke. Come on, dear. Don't joke.
Mark: He says it isn't a joke. He has really lost his voice.
Mum: I’ll make a nice cup oftea. You'll soon get your voice back.
Susan: How did you lose your voice, Dad?
Mark: He says he went to the football match last night.
Susan: And you shouted so much you lost your voice.
Mark: Yes, he shouted so much he lost his voice.
Susan: Did you win? Mark: No, they lost.
Mum: Here is a nice cup oftea. Would you like something to eat?
Mark: He says he would like some toast with honey.
Susan: Why honey, Mum?
Mum: Because honey is good for your throat.

We use reported speech when we are saying what other people say, think or believe.


I’m tired!’, Helen said.

Helen said (that) she was tired.

When we are reporting things in the present, future or present perfect we don't change the tense.

He thinks he loves her.
I'll tell her you are coming.
He has said he'll do it.

If the verb in the main sentence is in the past tense - the other verbs are usually in one of the past tense too.

Tense Changes. Statements.

Тип предложения

Время в главном предложении

Direct/ indirect speech

Главное предложение

Союз

Придаточное предложение

Повествовательное
(Statement)

Present

Direct Speech

Mother says
Present Simple

–-

“I go to work every day.”
Present Simple

Indirect Speech

Mother says
Present Simple

that

She goes to work every day.
Present Simple

Past

Direct Speech

Mother said
Past Simple

–-

“I go to work every day.”
Present Simple

Indirect Speech

Mother said
Past Simple

that


She went to work every day.
Past Simple

(Present Simple Past Simple )

Simple

Progressive

Perfect

Perfect - Progressive

Present

V / Vs

write

am, is, are +Ving

am writing

have/has+V3

have written

have/has been +V3

have been written

Past

V2 / Ved

wrote

was/were +Ving

was writing

had + V3

had written

had been +V3

had been written

Future

shall/will+V

shall write

shall (will) +
be + Ving
shall be writing

shall (will) have+V3
shall have written

shall (will) have been + Ving
shall have been writing

Future- in – the - Past

should/would+V
shauld write

should (would) + be + Ving
should be writing

should(would) have+V3
should have written

should (would) have been + Ving
should have been writing

Direct speech

Indirect speech

I. Present Tenses

Present Simple

Past Simple

Present Progressive

Past Progressive

Present Perfect

Past Perfect

Present Perfect Progressive

Past Perfect Progressive

II. Past Tenses

Past Simple

Past Perfect

Past Progressive

Past Perfect Progressive

Past Perfect

III. Future Simple

Future Simple

Future-in-the-Past

Future Perfect

Future-in-the-Past Perfect

Present Simple I phone my friends every day.”

Past Simple She told him (that) she phoned her friends every day

Present Progressive I'm waiting for Kate.

Past Progressive He said (that) he was waiting for Kate.

Past Simple I made it yesterday.

Past Perfect He said (that) he made it yesterday.

Future Simple I will study better.

Future-in-the-Past He said (that) he would study better.

Present Perfect I've been to France three times.

Past Perfect He said (that) he had been to France three times.

Reported changes. Modal Verbs

can

could

might

may

Had been able to

had to

must

have to

was/ were to

be to

NOTE:
modal verbs - could, would, might and should
do not change

the day after tomorrow

then

now

those

these

that

this

two days later,
in two days’ time

that day

today

yesterday

the day before

ago

before

next year

the following year

the previous week

here

last week

there

the next day

tomorrow

Changes of time words

Direct Speech

Indirect/Reported Speech

I
you
we
me
you
us

he, she
I, she, he, we, they
they
him, her
him, her, us, them
them

my
your
our
mine
yours
ours

his, her
my, his, her, our, their
their
his, hers
mine, his, hers, ours, theirs
theirs

Changes of pronouns

Grammar Practice Change into Reported Speech

“We may buy a car next year” said my grandpa.
“I like travelling from time to time” says my cousin.
“It will be rain today” said the farmer.
“Sharon is going to come here tomorrow” her mother said to me.
“I don’t feel lonely thanks to the books I love” says Margaret.
“It’s really amazing to read CD books” says Andy.
“You must take your medicine twice a day” said a doctor.

General Questions.

Тип предложения

Время в главном предложении

Direct/ indirect speech

Главное предложение

Союз

Придаточное предложение

Общий вопрос
(General questions)

Present

Direct Speech

He asks
Present Simple

–-

“Pete, will you go to the disco.”
Future Simple

Indirect Speech

He asks Pete
Present Simple

If
whether

He will go to the disco.
Future Simple

Past

Direct Speech

He asked
Past Simple

–-

“Pete, will you go to the disco.”
Future Simple

Indirect Speech

He asked Pete
Past Simple

If
whether


He would go to the disco.
Future Simple in the Past

(Future Simple Future Simple in the Past)

Grammar Practice Change into Reported Speech

He said, “Do you like going shopping?”
The teacher said, “Did you read an English book last year?”
Mother said to her son, “Have you invited anybody to dinner at the weekend?”
My friend said to me, “Are you going away anywhere for your holiday?”.
Pete said, “Can you speak a foreign language?”.
I said, “Jack are you good at foreign languages?”.
She said, “Did you enjoy the performance?”

Special Wh - Questions.

Тип предложения

Время в главном предложении

Direct/ indirect speech

Главное предложение

Союз

Придаточное предложение

Специальный вопрос к вопросительным членам

Present

Direct Speech

He asks
Present Simple

–-

“Where do you go every day, Pete?”
Present Simple

Indirect Speech

He asks Pete
Present Simple

where

he goes every day.
Present Simple

Past

Direct Speech

He asked
Past Simple

–-

“Where do you go every day, Pete?”
Present Simple

Indirect Speech

He asked Pete
Past Simple

where


he went every day.
Past Simple

(Present Simple Past Simple)

Special Wh - Questions.

Тип предложения

Время в главном предложении

Direct/ indirect speech

Главное предложение

Союз

Придаточное предложение

Специальный вопрос к подлежащему

Present

Direct Speech

He asks
Present Simple

–-

“Who is that man?”
Present Simple

Indirect Speech

He asks
Present Simple

–-

who is that man.
Present Simple
who that man is
Present Simple

Past

Direct Speech

He asked
Past Simple

–-

“Who is that man?”
Present Simple

Indirect Speech

who was that man.
Past Simple
who that man was
Past Simple
(Present Simple Past Simple)

Grammar Practice Change into Reported Speech

Ann said, “Where are you going for the weekend?”
The teacher said to the pupils, “What are you talking about?”
I said to my friend, “How long did you stay in London?”
He said to me, “What will you do after school?”.
She said to her friend, “What do you usually do in the evening?”
Mike said to me, “Where can I see you to next time?”.
Tom said, “How long will it take us to go there by plane?”

Tense Changes. Commands.

Тип предложения

Время в главном предложении

Direct/ indirect speech

Главное предложение

Союз

Придаточное предложение

Специальный вопрос к подлежащему

Present

Direct Speech

He says
Present Simple

–-

1. “Go to the shop please”
положительная просьба
2. “Don’t go to the shop ”
отрицательная просьба

Indirect Speech

He asks / tells
Present Simple

–-

1. to go to the shop
положительная просьба
2. not to go to the shop ”
отрицательная просьба

Past

Direct Speech

He asked
Past Simple

–-

Go to the shop please”
положительная просьба
2. “Don’t go to the shop ”
отрицательная просьба

Indirect Speech

He asked / told
Past Simple

1. to go to the shop
положительная просьба
2. not to go to the shop ”
отрицательная просьба

Grammar Practice Change into Reported Speech

The teacher said to Pete, “Go to the blackboard!”
Mum said to me, “Clean the room!”
Dad said to his children, “Be polite and say “Thank you!”
My friend said, “Don’t take my books!”
“Do the task again,” the teacher said to me.
“Don’t speak all at a time,” the teacher said to her class.
Mother said, “Ann, go and wash your face.”