Pre-Test # Reported Speech

He said, “Where do you study?” He asked where do you studied. He asked where do I studied. He asked where you studied. He asked where I studied. “Don’t turn off the lights” said Bernard. Bernard said not to turn off the lights. Bernard said to not turn off the lights. Bernard said not turn off the lights. Bernard said do not turn off the lights. “Sit down and keep quiet” Anne told the boy. Anne told the boy sit down and keep quiet. Anne told the boy to sit down and keep quiet. Anne told the boy sat down and kept quiet. Anne told the boy to sat down and kept quiet. “Where did you meet him?” the police asked the criminal. The police asked the criminal where he met him. The police asked the criminal where he had met him. The police asked the criminal where had he met him. The police asked the criminal where did he met him. Tom said, “I want to visit my friends today.” Tom said that he wants to visit my friends today. Tom said that he wanted to visit his friends that day. Tom said that he wanted to visit my friends that day. Tom said that he wanted to visit his friends today. They say, “We’ve lived here for a long time.” They say that they had lived there for a long time. They say that they lived here for a long time. They say that they lived there for a long time. They say that they had lived here for a long time. Kenny said to Anna, “Do you like football?” Kenny asked Anna do you liked football. Kenny asked Anna if she liked football. Kenny asked Anna if you liked football. Kenny asked Anna she liked football. Sandy said, “I am studying English a lot now.” Sandy said that she is studying English a lot now. Sandy said that she had studed English a lot then. Sandy said that she was studying English a lot then. Sandy said that she studied English a lot now. The teacher asked to the kids, “Can you spell your name?” The teacher asked the kid could they spell their name. The teacher asked the kid can you spell your name. The teacher asked the kid if you could spell your name. The teacher asked the kid if they could spell their name.