Tense Sequence In Reported Speech Quiz 3 (30 MCQs)

Quiz Instructions

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1. "Are you married?" he asked me.
2. Peter:I dont have time to do my homeworkPeter said (that) .....
3. Emma: "I'm sitting on this chair."Emma said (that) she .....
4. "I forgot to call the doctor", he said (that)
5. Lenny sang, 'I want to get away, I want to fly away.'
6. The manager shouted, '' Get out."
7. "How far do I have to walk?" she asked me.She wanted to know how far ..... to walk.
8. The man asked "is here the principal's office?"
9. "We have to go now." Susan said.
10. He asked her "Did anybody call this morning?" He asked her .....
11. "I can swim 5.000 metres", he said.
12. "I want to buy a car" Miguel said.
13. Past simple, in reported speech changes to .....
14. Sarah: "The class is not going to last long."Sarah said the class ..... long.
15. Peter said that if he ..... rich he ..... a lot.
16. Which sentence shows the correct sequence of tense changes in reported speech?Direct: "I am studying now, but I will play later, " said Amy.
17. Conjunction word for the Imperative sentence is .....
18. True or False:When reporting a universal truth, such as 'The Earth is round, ' the verb tense must change to the past.
19. When converting the question "Where are you going?" to reported speech, which option shows the correct statement-like word order?
20. Mary said:I will go to your house next weekend? Is reported: .....
21. He could skate a long time ago.
22. There are ten ..... at the start of the show, but only one winner.
23. Susi Susanti said
24. "I will definitely let you know the answer by the end of this week, " Tom said to Janet.
25. "Don't walk on the grass, " the gardener said to us.
26. Mia asked me ..... the new show.
27. Present simple, in reported speech changes to .....
28. "Don't touch the wire!" the electrician warned. Choose the correct reported speech:
29. The old lady said to the girl, "Where do you come from?"
30. Identify the correct transformation of the following sentence into reported speech:'Do you like ice cream?' he asked.