Grammar 6th grade

JANUARY

Welcome back and Happy New Year. I hope you have the best year of your life. This is a new opportunity to set amazing goals and achieve them successfully.

Work hard and make your best effort.

My best wishes for you!


Here you have some extra practice of the new topic. Reported speech. Work with the exercises to have a review in class.

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Exercise 1 - Reported speech (statements)

Rewrite the direct speech as reported speech to complete the sentences.
Use contractions where possible.
  1. 'I'll send you a postcard.' He told us that he  us a postcard.score
  2. 'We've bought a new car.' They told me they  a new car.score
  3. 'I don't speak German.' She said that she  German.score
  4. 'You failed your art exam.' You said that we  our art exam.score
  5. 'I can't drive.' He said  drive.score
  6. 'You look nice.' He told me that I  nice.score
  7. 'We're going ice-skating.' They said they  ice-skating.score
  8. 'The students aren't listening to me.' The teacher said the students  to her.score
  

Reported Speech
1. Rewrite these sentences using reported speech.
  1. Jessica: "Don't play football in the garden." Jessica told me
  2. She: "Don't sing that song." She told me
  3. Hanna: "Don't go to the cinema." Hanna told me
  4. Tom: "Don't ring me on Sunday." Tom told me
  5. Teacher: "Do your homework." The teacher told me
  6. Andrew: "Wash the dishes." Andrew told me
  7. Jessica: "Write a letter." Jessica told me
  8. Sarah: "Help Peter's sister." Sarah told me
  9. Linda: "Did he fly to Paris two weeks ago?" Linda asked me
    1. Anna: "Open the window." Anna told me
    2. Helen: "I was writing a letter yesterday." Helen told me that
    3. Robert: "My father flew to Dallas last year." Robert said that
    4. Michael: "I'm going to find a job soon." Michael told me that
    5. Jim: "I'll do my best in the exams next week." Jim told me that
    6. Andrew: "We didn't go to work two days ago." Andrew said to me that
    7. Alice: "I spent all my pocket money last weekend." Alice complained that
    8. David: "John had already finished work at five.” David said that
    9. Christopher: "Do you want to dance?" Christopher asked me
    10. Betty: "When did you come?" Betty asked me
    11. Mark: "Has John arrived?" Mark asked me
    12. Ronald: "Where does Maria park her car?" Ronald asked me
    13. Elisabeth: "Did you watch the latest film?" Elisabeth asked me
    14. Teacher: "Don't forget your homework." The teacher told me
    15. My brother: "Don't shout at mum." My brother told me
    16. Sam: "Don't make a mess of the kitchen." Sam told me
    17. You: "Don't open this door." You told me
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  1. Mandy: "Can I help you?" Mandy asked me
  2. Andrew: "Will Mandy have lunch with Sue?" Andrew asked me
  3. They: "Come home at 8." They told me
  4. Tom: "Dance with me." Tom told me
  5. Lewis: "Meet us at the station." Lewis told me
  6. Emma: "My teacher is going to London tomorrow.” Emma said that
  7. Justin: "What are you doing?" Justin asked me
  8. Mary: "Are you reading that book now?" Mary asked me
  9. Jason: "Who gave you the book yesterday?" Jason asked me
  10. Ross: "Are you leaving next week?" Robert asked me
  11. Daniel: "Do you think it will rain tomorrow?" Daniel asked me
  12. Jennifer: "What time do you work today?" Jennifer asked me
  13. Nancy: "Why didn't you go to New York last summer?" Nancy asked me
  14. Barbara: "Must I do the homework this week?" Barbara asked me
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1. Jessica told me not to play football in the garden. 2. She told me not to sing that song.
3. Hanna told me not to go to the cinema.
4. Tom told me not to ring him on Sunday.
5. The teacher told me to do my homework. 6. Andrew told me to wash the dishes.
7. Jessica told me to write a letter.
8. Sarah told me to help Peter ́s sister.
9. Linda asked me if he had flown to Paris two weeks before.
10. Anna told me to open the window.
11. Helen told me that she was writing a letter yesterday.
12. Robert said that his father had flown to Dallas the year before / previous year. 13. Michael told me that he was going to find a job soon.
14. Jim told me that he would do his best in the exams the following week.
15. Andrew said to me that they hadn ́t gone to work two days before.
16. Alice complained that she had spent all her pocket money the previous weekend / weekend before.
17. David said that John had already finished work at five.
18. Christopher asked me if I wanted to dance.
19. Betty asked me when I had come.
20. Mark asked me if John had arrived.
21. Ronald asked me where Maria parked her car.
22. Elisabeth asked me if I had watched the latest film.
23. The teacher told me not to forget my homework.
24. My brother told me not to shout at mum / my mother.
25. Sam told me not to make a mess of the kitchen.
26. You told me not to open this door.
27. Mandy asked me if she could help me.
28. Andrew asked me if Mandy would have lunch with Sue.
29. They told me to come home at 8.
30. Tom told me to dance with him.
31. Lewis told me to meet them at the station.
32. Emma said that her teacher was going to London the following / the next day.
33. Justin asked me what I was doing.
34. Mary asked me if I was reading that book then.
35. Jason asked me who had given me the book the previous day / the day before.
36. Robert asked me if I was leaving the following / the next week.
37. Daniel asked me if I thought it would rain the following / the next day.
38. Jennifer asked me what time I worked that day.
39. Nancy asked me why I hadn ́t gone to New York the previous summer / the summer before. 40. Barbara asked me if she had to do the homework that week.
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