Here are the sentences in reported speech:
1. She said that she couldn't do that, and added "Oh God, help me explain it to him."
2. He asked if I thought something was wrong with Lina's speech.
3. I said that I hadn't got time to get involved and reminded him that I was applying to law school.
7. Difficult words
Enduring : lasting over a period of time.
Feuding : a prolonged and bitter quarrel or disput
Intervenes : take part in something so as to prevent or alter a
result or course of events
Punishable : subject to a judicial punishment
Wary : feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or
problem
Courtship : a period during which a couple develop a romantic
relationship before getting married
Melancholy : a feeling of pensive sadness
Unrequited : of a feeling, especially love) not returned
Infatuation : an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for
someone or something
Sneaks :Informal
Courtyard : an unroofed area that is completely or partially
enclosed by walls or buildings
Vowing : a set of solemn promises committing one to a
prescribed role
Hatred : intense dislike; hate.
8. Kinsman : in anthropological or formal use) one of a person’s blood relations.
Insolence : rude and disrespectful behaviour.
Wounded : an injury to living tissue caused by a cut, blow, or other impact
Grieft-stricken : small-scale swindling, unpleasant feeling
Wracked : a framework, typically with rails, bars, hooks, or pegs, for holding or
storing things
Slays : kill (a person or animal) in a violent way
Executed : put (a plan, order, or course of action) into effect
Chamber : a large room used for formal or public events
Consummating: make (a marriage or relationship) complete by having sexual intercourse
Threatens : state one’s intention to take hostile action against (someone) in
retribution for something done or not done
Disown : refuse to acknowledge or maintain any connection with
Pleads : make an emotional appea
Friar : a member of any of certain religious orders of men
Crypt : an underground room or vault beneath a church, used as a chapel or
burial place
Demise : a person’s death
Ensuing : happen or occur afterwards or as a result
Dagger : a short knife with a pointed and edged blade, used as a weapon
Stabs : thrust a knife or other pointed weapon into (someone) so as to wound
or kill
Reconciled : restore friendly relations between.
10. QUESTIONS
1. What kind of short story is it?
2. How does the beginning of the
story make you interested?
3. Where does the story take place?
4. Who are the characters?mention.
5. What is the story about?
6. Is the ending of the story a
surprise?Were the problems
solved?
11. Answer
1. Narrative Story about Romeo adn Juliet.
2. The story is written by William Shakespears and
also this story very famous story so I want to
know the story deeper by read it.
3. Verona, Paris.
4. Romeo, Juliet, Lord Capulet,Mercutio etc.
5. The story is about about two young star-crossed
lovers whose deaths ultimately unite their feuding
families
6. Yes, because both of them dead. The resolution is
the families are reconciled by their children’s
deaths.
17. Direct and Indirect Speech
A B
Please, let me go with you. I
promise I will be very nice.
He begged me to let him go with
me and said that he promised he
would be very nice.
What a lovely
uniform!Where are you
going?
He remarked what a lovely
uniform it was and asked me
where I was going.
Oh, you look very great. May
I join with you?
He said that I looked very great
and asked me if he might join with
me.
18. Direct Indirect
Essential pattern of direct and indirect speech
Direct Speech Indirect Speech with the
introduction verb in the past
tense
Imperative (positive)
Go away
Imperative (negative)
Don’t do that
He told me to go away
He asked me not to do it.
Statement
I am very happy He said that he was very happy
‘WH’ questions
Where are you going?
Yes/No questions
Can you hear me?
He asked her where she was going.
She wanted to know if/whether I
could hear her.
Exclamations (seruan)
What a lovely hause! She remarked what a lovely hause it
was.
19. Direct Speech Indirect Speech
simple present
He said, “I go to school
every day.”
simple past
He said (that) he went to
school every day.
simple past
He said, “I went to school
every day.”
past perfect
He said (that) he had gone
to school every day.
present perfect
He said, “I have gone to
school every day.”
past perfect
He said (that) he had gone
to school every day.
20. EXERCISE
1. “You’re crazy!!, she cried
2. “I’ve never seen you cry
before, Lina”.
3. “You do!!”. I said firmly.
4. “Tom, I don’t mean to hurt you
................ , she said nervously
5. “Wait a minute. Tom!”, Lina
stopped me.
21. The answer.
1. She asked me that I was crazy.
2.He told me that he had never
been seen me cry before.
3. He said firmly that I did.
4. She said her nervously that he
did not mean to hurt her.
5. She stopped me to wait a
minute.
22. Activity 3 : “CHANGE ME........!” (do the activity in couple or partner).
Change the following snetences into reported speech with an introductory
verb in the past tense.
“You’re crazy!!, she cried
“I’ve never seen you cry before, Lina”.
“You do!!”. I said firmly.
“Tom, I don’t mean to hurt you ................ , she said nervously
“Wait a minute. Tom!”, Lina stopped me.
The answer.
She asked me that I was crazy.
He told me that he had never been seen me cry before.
He said firmly that I did.
She said her nervously that he did not mean to hurt her.
She stopped me to wait a minute.
23. Activity 4 : “ MAKE IT FULL”
1. “I can’t do that, you know. Oh
God, help me explain it to him.”
2. “Do you think something’s wrong
with Lina’s speech?”
3. I haven’t got time to get involved.
Remember, Yosuo, I’m applying to
law school.
24. Expressing gratitude
Thank you I’m very much obliged to you
Thanks Thank you for your kindness
Thank you very much Thanks for everything
Many thanks
Thanks a lot
Showing gratitude when refusing
Thanks anyway
No, thank you
No, thanks