Change the following direct speech to indirect speech: He said, "I am going to the library."

• He said that he was going to the library.
• He said that I am going to the library.
• He said, he is going to the library.
• He said that he will go to the library.

Identify the tense of the verb in the direct speech: She exclaimed, "I have finished my homework."

• Present perfect

Change the following direct speech to indirect speech: They said, "We will visit the museum tomorrow."

• They said that they would visit the museum the next day.
• They said that they will visit the museum tomorrow.
• They said that we would visit the museum the next day.
• They said they visited the museum yesterday.

The teacher said, "The Earth revolves around the sun." When changed to indirect speech, what tense is 'revolves'?

• Present Simple
• Past Simple
• Present Continuous
• Past Continuous

Direct speech: John asked, "Where are you going?" Indirect speech: John asked me where I was going.

Change the following direct speech to indirect speech: My mother said, "Please close the door."

• My mother asked me to close the door.
• My mother said that I must not close the door.
• My mother told me that the door was closed.
• My mother said to keep the door open.

Direct speech: Sarah said, "I saw a movie yesterday." Indirect speech: Sarah said that she had seen a movie the previous day.

Which of the following is the correct indirect speech for: He said, "I am happy."

• He said he is happy.
• He said that he was happy.
• He said he will be happy.
• He said he was being happy.

Change the following direct speech to indirect speech: She asked, "Did you finish the report?"

• She asked if I had finished the report.
• She asked if I finish the report.
• She asked did I finish the report.
• She asked that I have finished the report.

Direct speech: The students said, "We have learned a lot."

• The students said that they had learned a lot.
• The students said that we had learned a lot.
• The students said that they have learned a lot.
• The students said that we have learned a lot.

Change the following direct speech to indirect speech: My friend said, "I will call you later."

• My friend said that he would call me later.
• My friend says that he will call you later.
• My friend said that I will call you later.
• My friend said he calls me later.

Direct speech: He said, "I went to the park yesterday."

• He said that he had gone to the park the previous day.

Which tense is used for the verb in the indirect speech when the reporting verb is in the past and the direct speech is in the present continuous?

• Present Continuous
• Past Continuous
• Present Perfect
• Past Perfect

Change the following direct speech to indirect speech: She said, "I am reading a book."

• She said that she was reading a book.

Direct speech: The teacher said, "You must study hard."

• The teacher said that we had to study hard.

If the reporting verb is in the present tense (e.g., 'He says'), does the tense of the verb in the reported speech usually change?

Change the following direct speech to indirect speech: He asked, "What time will you arrive?"

• He asked what time I would arrive.

Direct speech: My sister said, "I have already eaten."

• My sister said that she had already eaten.

Which word is used to introduce indirect questions that are not yes/no questions?

• if
• whether
• who/what/where
• that

Change the following direct speech to indirect speech: She said, "I can swim."

• She said that she could swim.