
Saiba mais https://heylink.me/thinkfar/ Adquira já nosso curso online completo em: https://viniciusfantucci.kpages.online/copia-1620051486 https://www.instagram.com/thinkfaridiomas/ https://thinkfar.com.br https://www.facebook.com/thinkfaridiomas REPORTED SPEECH It is used to tell someone what someone else told you. Gossip? Maybe. In the reported speech, the verb normally (not always) goes one tense back. Subj + told me / said (that) + Subj + + C Direct Speech: Helen and Jessica: “ We are enjoying the class.” Reported Speech: Helen and Jessica told me they were enjoying the class. OBS: If the information is still TRUE (verdade): V1 → V1 or V2 Direct Speech: Calvin: “I like to eat pizza.” (fact/true) = 2 options: Reported Speech: Calvin told me he likes to eat pizza. OR Calvin told me he liked to eat pizza. Examples: Direct Speech: James: “I can’t go to the party. Reported Speech: James told me he couldn’t go to the party. Direct Speech: Jack: “Are you feeling bad today?” Reported Speech: Jack asked me if I was feeling bad that day. Direct Speech: Kate: “I have to go now. Reported Speech: Kate said that she had to go then. We use: He told me→ when we talk to a specific person. (verb tell) → (me, you, him, her, it, us, them) He said→ something is said to anybody in particular(qualquer um). He asked me→ when a question is asked to a specific person. Yes or no questions = if: David: Do you go by bus? → David asked me if I went by bus. Direct Speech > Reported Speech Am / is > Was Are > Were Do > Did Can > Could May > Might Must >Must / had to Verb 1 >Verb 2 Will > Would Was / were + Ving > had been + Ving Verb 2 > Verb 2 / had + Verb 3 Have / has + V3 > Had + V3 Direct Speech: Kimi: “I traveled to the beach last week. Reported Speech: Kimi said that she had traveled to the beach the week before. Direct Speech: Mark: “I bought a new phone for my mother yesterday. Reported Speech: Mark told me he had bought a new phone for his mother the day before. Mark told me he bought a new phone for his mother the day before. Time indicators > Reported speech Today >That day Tonight > That night Now > At that time / Then This > That Here > There Ago > Before Tomorrow… > The following day / the next day Yesterday > The day before Last night/week… > The night before / the week before Next week… > The following week