Adv 3 Unit 5 Quiz

The correct answer is "was". In indirect speech, we use the past tense to report what someone said in the past. Therefore, "was" is the appropriate word to complete the sentence as it indicates that the speaker had already gone out for a walk at the time they told the other person.

When we use reported speech, we usually talk in past tenses, because it happened before we say it. The repetition of "past, PAST, Past" emphasizes that the tenses used in reported speech are always in the past.

The correct answer is "He asked me if I could have it done for the following week." This is because the original statement includes a question, "Can you have it done for next Friday, please?" The correct answer accurately reflects the question by using the phrase "if I could have it done" and specifying "for the following week." The other options either do not accurately reflect the question or use incorrect grammar.

The correct answer includes the statements that are in indirect speech. In indirect speech, the speaker's words are reported or paraphrased rather than being quoted directly. In the given statements, "My sister told me to wait for her," "Mark told me he was going to Mexico the following week," and "Sammy asked if I wanted to go with him" are all examples of indirect speech. The other statements, "I was really bored," and "We really hope to see you soon," are not in indirect speech as they are not reporting someone else's words.

The correct answer is "if I liked soccer, IF I LIKED SOCCER". In reported speech, we change the tense of the verb to match the tense of the reporting verb. In this case, the reporting verb is "asked" which is in the past tense. Therefore, the verb "like" is changed to "liked" to match the tense. Additionally, the pronoun "me" remains the same in reported speech.

The given sentence is already in reported speech.

The given sentence is already in direct speech. There is no need to change it into reported speech.