The document discusses reported speech sentences and how to change direct speech into indirect speech. It provides 9 examples of direct speech sentences and their equivalent reported speech counterparts by changing pronouns, adverbs of time and verbs as needed for consistent tense and pronoun usage in reported statements.

1. REVIEW FOR 4º ESO
Reported speech

2. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said: «I love tomatoes.»
2. Peter replied: «This class is boring.»
3. Manolita told me: «Don’t forget to close this door.»
4. She asked: «Where do you live?»
5. Miranda said: «Come as soon as you leave your
school.»
6. Julia asked: «Will they eat pizza if I make one?»
7. Fernando: «I came back yesterday night.»
8. Jill shouted: «We are never invited to your parties.»
9. Leo wanted to know: «Are there any new books to read
this term?»

3. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said (that) she loved tomatoes.
2. Peter replied: «This class is boring.»
3. Manolita told me: «Don’t forget to close this door.»
4. She asked: «Where do you live?»
5. Miranda said: «Come as soon as you leave your
school.»
6. Julia asked: «Will they eat pizza if I make one?»
7. Fernando: «I came back yesterday night.»
8. Jill shouted: «We are never invited to your parties.»
9. Leo wanted to know: «Are there any new books to read
this term?»

4. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said (that) she loved tomatoes.
2. Peter replied (that) that class was boring.
3. Manolita told me: «Don’t forget to close this door.»
4. She asked: «Where do you live?»
5. Miranda said: «Come as soon as you leave your
school.»
6. Julia asked: «Will they eat pizza if I make one?»
7. Fernando: «I came back yesterday night.»
8. Jill shouted: «We are never invited to your parties.»
9. Leo wanted to know: «Are there any new books to read
this term?»

5. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said (that) she loved tomatoes.
2. Peter replied (that) that class was boring.
3. Manolita told me not to forget to close that door.
4. She asked: «Where do you live?»
5. Miranda said: «Come as soon as you leave your
school.»
6. Julia asked: «Will they eat pizza if I make one?»
7. Fernando: «I came back yesterday night.»
8. Jill shouted: «We are never invited to your parties.»
9. Leo wanted to know: «Are there any new books to read
this term?»

6. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said (that) she loved tomatoes.
2. Peter replied (that) that class was boring.
3. Manolita told me not to forget to close that door.
4. She asked where I (he/she/you) lived.
5. Miranda said: «Come as soon as you leave your
school.»
6. Julia asked: «Will they eat pizza if I make one?»
7. Fernando: «I came back yesterday night.»
8. Jill shouted: «We are never invited to your parties.»
9. Leo wanted to know: «Are there any new books to read
this term?»

7. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said (that) she loved tomatoes.
2. Peter replied (that) that class was boring.
3. Manolita told me not to forget to close that door.
4. She asked where I (he/she/you) lived.
5. Miranda told me to come as soon as I left my school.
6. Julia asked: «Will they eat pizza if I make one?»
7. Fernando: «I came back yesterday night.»
8. Jill shouted: «We are never invited to your parties.»
9. Leo wanted to know: «Are there any new books to read
this term?»

8. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said (that) she loved tomatoes.
2. Peter replied (that) that class was boring.
3. Manolita told me not to forget to close that door.
4. She asked where I (he/she/you) lived.
5. Miranda told me to come as soon as I left my school.
6. Julia asked if they would eat pizza if she made one.
7. Fernando: «I came back yesterday night.»
8. Jill shouted: «We are never invited to your parties.»
9. Leo wanted to know: «Are there any new books to read
this term?»

9. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said (that) she loved tomatoes.
2. Peter replied (that) that class was boring.
3. Manolita told me not to forget to close that door.
4. She asked where I (he/she/you) lived.
5. Miranda told me to come as soon as I left my school.
6. Julia asked if they would eat pizza if she made one.
7. Fernando said (that) he had come back the night before
(the previous night).
8. Jill shouted: «We are never invited to your parties.»
9. Leo wanted to know: «Are there any new books to read
this term?»

10. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said (that) she loved tomatoes.
2. Peter replied (that) that class was boring.
3. Manolita told me not to forget to close that door.
4. She asked where I (he/she/you) lived.
5. Miranda told me to come as soon as I left my school.
6. Julia asked if they would eat pizza if she made one.
7. Fernando said (that) he had come back the night before
(the previous night).
8. Jill shouted that they were never invited to my
(your/his/her/their) parties.
9. Leo wanted to know: «Are there any new books to read
this term?»

11. REPORTED SPEECH SENTENCES
1. My mother said (that) she loved tomatoes.
2. Peter replied (that) that class was boring.
3. Manolita told me not to forget to close that door.
4. She asked where I (he/she/you) lived.
5. Miranda told me to come as soon as I left my school.
6. Julia asked if they would eat pizza if she made one.
7. Fernando said (that) he had come back the night before
(the previous night).
8. Jill shouted that they were never invited to my
(your/his/her/their) parties.
9. Leo wanted to know if there were any new books to
read that term.