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Bringing the research into an essay requires paraphrasing and quotations. It makes a nice writing lesson to go along with essay writing activities that require doing some research. I have never got around to doing anything about it before. They had a lot of trouble introducing paraphrasing and quotations. I’ve noticed over years that students just didn’t get “reporting verbs”. This is an exercise for academic writing, or any kind of advanced writing. Listening/Speaking Exercises for Conditionals 6 Reporting verbs (sorting) (see the YouTube video) Celebrity interview: advanced reported speech Related Resources:ġ0 Adjectives Exercises Including Adjectives for People and Thingsħ Picture-Based Present Continuous Worksheets (PDF)Ĩ Preposition Exercises for Location, Time and Movement (PDF)ĥ Future Tense Vocabulary and Speaking Exercisesĥ Useful Passive Voice Practice worksheetsĦ Present Perfect Language and Speaking Worksheetsġ1 Incredibly Useful Past Tense Simple Teaching Activities (PDF) Two introductory exercises for reported speech.Ĭelebrity interview: reported speech (PDF) 2 Reported speech brainstorm (with audio and possible answers) Yes/No Questions “Did you enjoy the movie?” he asked. They said that they had to leave early to catch the train. Must “We must leave early to catch the train,” they said. He said that he would call me the next day. Will “I will call you tomorrow,” he said. She said that she had already eaten when I arrived. Past Perfect “I had already eaten when you arrived,” she said. He said that he had finished his homework. Present Perfect “I have finished my homework,” he said. She said that she had been reading a book when I called. Past Continuous “I was reading a book when you called,” she said. He said that he had visited Paris the previous year. Past Simple “I visited Paris last year,” he said.

They said that they were studying for the exam. Present Continuous “We are studying for the exam,” they said. Reported Speech Guide Tense/Modal Verb Direct Speech Reported Speech Present Simple “I love chocolate,” she said. And, if you subscribe, you will be supporting the eslflow website. There are no ads in the newsletter and you will receive entertaining, high quality, and up-to-date teaching resources regularly. Subscribe to get full access to the latest and best resources from.