Презентация урока по теме "Перевод из прямой речи в косвенную"

Direct speech

• that day
• that night
• the day before
• the next day
• (a week) before
• the year before
• the following year
• then

1. The form of the verb is changed in reported speech

Direct speech

• Present Simple
• Future Simple
• Present Perfect, Past Simple

Reported speech

• Past Simple
• Future in the Past
• Past Perfect

2. Changes to time words and phrases

Direct speech

• today
• tonight
• yesterday
• tomorrow
• (a week) ago
• last year
• next year
• now

3. Changes to demonstrative pronouns

Direct speech

Reported speech

• these
• this
• here

• those
• that
• there

Reported speech. Statements.

• Reported speech

• She said (that) she phoned her friends every day. (Past Simple)
• He said (that) he would do it the next day. (Future in the Past)
• Mary told me (that) she had worked at that office. (Past Perfect)
• Mother told Carrie (that) she had not seen any signs of beauty in her for a long time. (Past Perfect)
• He said (that) he could solve that problem. (Past Simple)
• He said (that) he had to leave. (Past Simple)

Direct speech

• She said: “I phone my friends every day.” (Present Simple)
• He said: “I shall do it tomorrow”. (Future Simple)
• Mary said to me: “I worked at this office”. (Past Simple)
• Mother told Carrie: “I haven’t seen signs of beauty in you for a long time.” (Present Perfect)

• He said: “I can solve this problem” (Present Simple)
• He said: “I must leave.” (Present Simple)

Reported speech. Questions

• Reported speech

• He asked me if (whether) I knew his telephone number.
• She said if we had met before.
• He asked what the problem was.
• He asked me when I would come to his place.
• He asked me to give him my pen

Direct speech

• He asked me, “ Do you know my telephone number?” (General question)
• She said: “ Have you met before?” (General question)
• He asked: “ What is the problem?” (Wh-question)
• He asked: “ When will you come to my place?” (Wh-question)

• He said to me: “Give me your pen.”

Reported speech. Orders. Request.