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		Grammar and Linguistics > MODALS OF DEDUCTION DON ´t CHANGE IN REPORTED SPEECH, do they? ))) OH PLEASE!     
			
		 MODALS OF DEDUCTION DON ´t CHANGE IN REPORTED SPEECH, do they? ))) OH PLEASE! 
		
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 Tatyana83
 
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							| MODALS OF DEDUCTION DON ´t CHANGE IN REPORTED SPEECH, do they? ))) OH PLEASE! 
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							| Dear  Teachers!  heeelp Please remind me! The Modals od Deduction and Speculation don �t change IN REPORTED SPEECH , do they?
 For Example:
 
 Somebody �s calling . I �m sure, it must be my mother.
 She said that it must be her mother.
 
 Somebody called you yesterday. It might/may/must /can/could have been you mother.
 She said that it might/may/must /can/could have been her mother.
 
 =) waiting for you reply!
 
 
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 suhakhader
 
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							| Hi,   As I know that modals changed into "had" so if the sentence like this: Somebody �s calling . I �m sure, it must be my mother.  When reported, I think we change it into this:  She said, it had been her mother. Hope I added something helpful.   Click this website Yours
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 kmochniak
 
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							| If you have "She said: It must have been my mother" you change it into : "She said it must have been her mother". If you have "She said: It must be my mother" change it into : "She said it must have been her mother". 
 I �m sure it is so but check it in a grammar reference. 
 Love from cold Poland:) 
 Kasia |  30 Dec 2010     
					
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