REPORTED & QUOTED SPEECH
(INDIRECT & DIRECT SPEECH)
Indirect speech is the form of a statement expressing other
people's questions (reported speech) that has been said directly (direct
speech) by changing the format of the conversations so that it becomes more clear , natural , and efficient for the listener. Direct speech a sentence spoken directly by the speaker in writing accompanied by aphostrof marks at the beginning and the end of the sentence as text dialogue .
Direct speech is which converted into Reported speech can be a statement
imperative [command), invitation, request, yes/no question, and
information question.
EXAMPLES
REPORTING
|
DIRECT SPEECH
|
REPORTED SPEECH
|
STATEMENT
|
I must leave tomorrow
|
He said that he must left the next day
|
IMPERATIVE
|
Do not touch my diary !
|
She told me not to touch her diary
|
YES-NO QUESTION
|
Did you see my bag ?
|
She want to know if i had seen her bag
|
INFORMATION QUESTION
|
Who is the winner ?
|
He asked me who the winner was
|
ANOTHER EXAMPLES
1.
IMPERATIVE
-
POSITIVE
In order of positive we have to add " TO" in front of the sentences, to connected between the sentences.
Examples
He said to me “shut the door”
He told me to shut the door.
-
NEGATIVE
In order of
negative we have to add “NOT TO” in front of the imperative.
My father said
to me do not go alone to a market.
My father told
me not to go alone to a market.
2. QUESTIONS
For direct speech sentences that use 5W1H question ( Why , Who, What , When
, Where , How) , it will be converted into affirmative sentences in the
following :
NO
|
DIRECT SPEECH
|
INDIRECT SPEECH
|
1
|
He asked me,
"why do you come
late?"
|
He asked me why you came late.
|
2
|
He asked me,
"why does she drink?"
|
He asked me what she drink.
|
3
|
He asked me,
"when did you come?"
|
He asked me when i come.
|
4
|
He asked me,
"who is he?"
|
He asked me who he was.
|
5
|
He asked me,
"who are you?"
|
He asked me who i was
|
3. TENSES
NO
|
DIRECT
SPEECH
|
INDIRECT
SPEECH
|
1
|
SIMPLE
PRESENT
I
never eat fish
|
SIMPLE
PAST
I
never ate fish
|
2
|
PRESENT
CONTINUOUS
I’m
waiting for yaya
|
PAST
CONTINUOUS
He
said that he was waiting for yaya
|
3
|
PRESENT
PERFECT
I
have bought a book
|
PAST
PERFECT
She
said that she had bought a book
|
4
|
PRESENT
PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been waiting for ages
|
PAST
PERFECT CONTINUOUS
He
said that he had been waiting for ages
|
5
|
SIMPLE PAST
He
said to me “i never saw before”
|
PAST
PERFECT
He
said that he had never seen before
|
6
|
PRESENT
FUTURE
He
said “ i will be in Bandung on Tuesday”
|
PAST
FUTURE
He
said that he would be in Bandung on Tuesday
|
7
|
FUTURE
CONTINUOUS
She
said “ i will be using the car my self”
|
PAST
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
She
would be using he car her self
|
4. TIME REFERENCES
DIRECT
SPEECH
|
REPORTED
SPEECH
|
Today
|
That
day
|
Now
|
Than
|
Yesterday
|
The
day before
|
Tomorrow
|
The
next day
|
Next
week
|
The
following week
|
Last
week
|
The
previous week
|
Here
|
There
|
This
|
That
|
EXERCISE
Present perfect becomes past perfect
1.
I have had some bad news
2.
I have been sleeping
Present becomes past
1.
I need a drink
2. Iam busy
Direct speech becomes indirect speech
1.
Yesterday
2. Tomorrow
3. This
source:
http://www.wordsmile.com/pengertian-contoh-kalimat-indirect-reported-speech
http://www.wordsmile.com/pengertian-contoh-kalimat-indirect-reported-speech
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/reported-speech.html
source:
http://www.wordsmile.com/pengertian-contoh-kalimat-indirect-reported-speech
http://www.wordsmile.com/pengertian-contoh-kalimat-indirect-reported-speech
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/reported-speech.html
http://www.edufind.com/english-grammar/reporting-verbs/
Nama : Lili Sahara
Kelas : 4SA04
NPM : 14612204
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