reported speech: statements, questions and commands

powerpoint presentation reported speech: statements, questions and commands asadova dilfuza 1. reporting statements 2. reporting questions 3. reporting commands plan: present simple verbs in direct speech often change to past simple (e.g., "i go" becomes "he said he went") in reported speech, representing a shift from the speaker's present to the reporter's past perspective perfect tenses, such as present perfect ("i have gone"), often shift to past perfect ("he said he had gone") in reported speech to maintain the temporal relationship; the action remains prior to the reporting verb. future simple tenses (e.g., "i will go") typically become conditional simple ("he said he would go") in reported speech, reflecting the shift in time and a change from a future event …

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