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Subido el 11 de julio de 2023 por Maria Teresa T.

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we're going to use to study reported speech first of all you must know what is reported speech 00:00:00
it's the way in which we tell what someone said without repeating the exact words 00:00:08
so he said i don't like football becomes he said that he didn't like football and now we are going 00:00:14
to have a look at the table of contents first we're going to deal with reported statements 00:00:21
then we are going to deal with reporting questions after that we'll see reporting 00:00:29
requests and orders and finally we'll have a look at other reporting verbs 00:00:35
but first of all we are going to study that the main changes in reporting statements refer 00:00:43
take place when the introductory verb is in the past, because if the introductory verb 00:00:53
is in the present, changes only affect to personal pronouns and possessive adjectives. 00:01:01
But if the verbs are in the past, changes affect to verbal tenses, words related to 00:01:08
and space and also they refer to personal pronouns and possessive adjectives also you have to know 00:01:15
that we can use the verb tell and say in dialect and in dialect of speech but there's a difference 00:01:29
a difference in them with the verb told we use a personal pronoun afterwards and with the verb 00:01:36
say we'd like to use a prepositional phrase he said to me he was dead also we are going to have 00:01:45
a look at the changes which take place when changing the um direct speech into reported 00:01:58
The effect to tenses, time and place expressions and pronouns. 00:02:11
First the changes in tenses. 00:02:17
These are the main changes in tenses. 00:02:21
And now the changes referring to words which talk about time and space. 00:02:25
These are the changes referring to pronouns. 00:02:34
and now we are going to have a look at reporting questions. When dealing with 00:02:41
reporting questions the very first thing that we have to know is that there are 00:02:52
two types of questions yes or no questions which are always answered yes or no and 00:02:58
an average questions in which the answer depends on the nature of the 00:03:05
If there is no question, these changes affect to the form, but also you need to include 00:03:09
the verb ask and the word if. 00:03:24
That is, do you like Google? 00:03:27
He asked me. 00:03:30
Change this into the structure of a statement with the verb ask and the particle if. 00:03:31
of the right football because he asked me if I like football. 00:03:38
Without the right questions there is also a shift in the word order but instead of if 00:03:46
we use the interrogative pronoun as in the examples you can see here. 00:03:51
Now talking about reporting requests and orders, we have to take into account that first we 00:04:00
going to talk about requests and there's a difference between positive and negative requests. 00:04:13
If in the box on the left you have the changes in positive sentences and in the box on the right 00:04:20
you have the changes in negative requests. And with orders it happens the same. They are reported 00:04:29
using the verb to but there's a difference between positive and negative orders and there are also 00:04:39
other reporting verbs which can be used the main ones are suggest and here you have the structure 00:04:48
for changes we suggest then the other important verb is recommend and advise thank you very much 00:04:56
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Autor/es:
Mª Teresa Torres López
Subido por:
Maria Teresa T.
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial
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Fecha:
11 de julio de 2023 - 14:21
Visibilidad:
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Centro:
IES COLMENAREJO
Duración:
05′ 16″
Relación de aspecto:
1.78:1
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