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Indirect questions Read and write, practice the indirect questions. Level: intermediate Age: 12-16 Type:     Reporting Questions Set of cards with yes/no and information questions. Give a card to each student; tell them to ask the questions to each other. Make them exchange their cards and find another person to ask the question. After they have worked with at least 3 classmates, they will be asked to report the questions and their answers. A variety of tenses was included t... Level: intermediate Age: 16-100 Type:     reporting questions reporting questions Level: intermediate Age: 8-100 Type:     Reported speech - exercises Reported speech elementary exercieses to complete questions and negative sentences Level: elementary Age: 14-15 Type:     Reported speech questions Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type:     Reported speech Easy worsheet to practise Reported speech Level: elementary Age: 11-100 Type:     Reported Speech Try this worksheet with examples, explanations and exercises to practise reporting what other people say. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type:     Reported speech: Questions Questions are normally the hardest part of reported speech. This worksheet can help students to improve their skills. I hope you find it useful. Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Type:     reported speech Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type:     Reported speech and reported questions This is a worksheet to practice reported speech and reported questions. The scene suggested in ex. 1 can be found in youtube. Write in the search bar: Wonder woman scene Steve and Diana goodbye. Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type:     REPORTED SPEECH QUESTIONS Level: elementary Age: 11-100 Type:     REPORTED SPEECH - statements and questions Grammar worksheet Level: intermediate Age: 12-16 Type:     Reported Questions A secret agent was captured and questioned on his mission. Now at home he is reporting to his boss. Great exercise to practise Reported Questions verbally. Have fun! Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type:     Reporting statements, commands and questions Worksheet with simple information and tables to explain changes that occur when you report statements, commands and questions. Enjoy! Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type:     reporting questions reporting questions Level: elementary Age: 16-17 Type:	direct-and-indirect- questions direct-and-indirect- questions Level: elementary Age: 7-100 Format: PowerPoint           Reported Speech - Questions This presentation has been prepared to practice Reported Speech in making questions. Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Format: PowerPoint           Reported Questions Simple introductionary PowerPoint to reported questions. Have fun! Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Format: PowerPoint           Reported Questions and Imperatives Reported Questions and Imperatives Go through the presentation, do examples, work the with your students. Level: intermediate Age: 9-100 Format: PowerPoint           reported questions Level: intermediate Age: 6-10 Format: PowerPoint           Reported speech (Reporting Statements and Questions) Form, meaning and use of Reported Speech to report statements and questions. Presentation and practice included with lively examples. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           REPORTED SPEECH : QUESTIONS Level: intermediate Age: 16-100 Format: PowerPoint           Reported Questions Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           reported speech questions reported speech questions. Level: intermediate Age: 16-100 Format: PowerPoint           Indirect Questions in Present Tense Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           What famous people might have asked Students have to transform direct questions into indirect. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           reported speech simple power point show for reported speech Level: intermediate Age: 13-15 Format: PowerPoint           Reported speech and indirect questions That�s a variation of a game I�ve already posted. This time, it involves imperative, questions, affirmative and negative sentences. Students are supposed to report the sentence or question AND name the one who said or asked that. If they�re divided into groups, it�s even more fun! Level: advanced Age: 16-100 Format: PowerPoint           Reported Speech It�s a PowerPoint for students to learn about indirect speech: commands and requests, questions and statements. I hope you find it useful! Level: intermediate Age: 9-100 Format: PowerPoint           Reported Speech - Requests - Orders - Questions - All tenses This is a nice introduction and explanation for reported speech. it has clear examples with pictures. Hope you like it! Level: intermediate Age: 7-100 Format: PowerPoint	OVA: Reported speech and questions reinforce user skills by reporting information in English Level: intermediate Age: 14-100   Reported Speech: Questions Activities to turn questions into Reported Speech. These activities have been taken from Thomson and Martinet�s "A Practical English Grammar. Exercises 2," (3rd edition). Level: intermediate Age: 14-100   Reported Speech - questions Reported speech - questions Level: intermediate Age: 12-14

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