Grammar Test 4 (reported questions, commands and polite questions)

Practice reported speech: questions, commands & polite requests!

"Where does Linda live?" She asks where Linda lived. She asked where Linda lived. She asked where lived Linda. "Is this your mobile phone?" Jane asked me if this was your mobile phone. Jane asked me if that was my mobile phone. Jane asks me if that was my mobile phone. "Did you buy your mum the glasses she wanted?" Philip asks me if I bought my mum the glasses she wanted. Philip asked me if I bought my mum the glasses she wanted. Philip asks me if I had bought my mum the glasses she wanted. "Where have you put my coat?" Jane asked Bill where he has put my coat. Jane asks Bill where he have put her coat. Jane asks Bill where he has put her coat. "Does your mum work in the bank?" She asked me if my mum work in the bank. She asked me if my mum worked in the bank. She asks me if my mum worked in the bank. "Have you ever travelled abroad? She asked Peter if he has ever travelled abroad. She asked Peter if he had ever travelled abroad. She asked Peter if you had ever travelled abroad. Put the following questions into Reported Speech. "When do you usually go to sleep?" - She asked Peter when he usually went to sleep."What's your favourite dish?" - The lady wanted to know what my favourite dish was."Did you see my sister yesterday?" - She wants to know if I saw her sister yesterday."Are you afraid of snakes?" - They asked me if I was afraid of snakes."Where are you taking these photos?" - He wanted to know where I was taking those photos."Have you ever been to Africa?" - Jane asks Mary if she has ever been to Africa."Does she often lie?" - The headmistress wants to know if she often lies."Am I right when I say that you are impolite?" - Jane askesd me if she was right when she said that I was impolite. Put the following commands into Reported Speech. "Come home before 10 pm!" - Mum told me to come home before 10 pm."Get out of my sight!" - He ordered me to get out of his sight."Give me back my money by Monday!" - He told me to give him back his money by Monday."Don't close the door, please." - She asked me not to close the door."Take out the rubbish, please." - Mum asked me to take out the rubbish."Don't forget to say hello to your parents." - He told me not to forget to say hello to my parents. Choose the correct polite question. Could you tell me where is the bank? Could you tell me where the bank is? Could you tell me where the bank was? Choose the correct polite question. Do you know when does the next train to London leave? Do you know when the next train to London leave? Do you know when the next train to London leaves? Choose the correct polite question. Would you mind telling me if there is a hospital near here? Would you mind telling me if is there a hospital near here? Would you mind telling me where is the hospital? Choose the correct polite question. Do you know where can I change foreign currency? Do you know where I can change foreign currency? Do you know where the foreign currency I can change? Make polite questions. "Does your mum like spaghetti?" - Could you tell me if your mum likes spaghetti?"Do the children in this school learn Chinese?" - Do you know if the children in this school learn Chinese?"Where does she keep the sugar?" - Do you know where she keeps the sugar?"What time will they be back?" - Would you mind telling me what time they will be back?"Has she spoken with you recently?" - Could you tell me if she has spoken with you recently?"Does your father often play chess?" - Could you tell me if your father often plays chess? Sort out the words in the correct column. I THEM MYSELF YOURS THEIR HER WE US OUR MINE SHE THEMSELVES OURSME ITSELF SUBJECT PRONOUNS OBJECT PRONOUNS POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS I THEM THEIR YOURS MYSELF WE US HER MINE THEMSELVES SHE ME OUR OURS ITSELF Fill in the gap with the correct pronoun or adjective. What's wrong with Fred? I saw him (him / himself) with a bandage on his head.He hit himself (him / himself) with a kitchen knife.Did that bee sting you (you / yourself)?I just scratched myself (me / myself).Our neighbour's dog always barks at us (ourselves / us).Whose jacket is this? It's mine (my / mine).When I (my / I) saw you (your / you) with your (your / yours) face covered in blood, I fainted.