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Solutions Intermediate Progress Test 6A Grammar 1 Rewrite the direct speech as reported speech. 1 ‘Our company is planning to move out of the city centre next month,’ they said. They said that their company was planning to move out of the city the next month. 2 ‘I will always love you, Fred,’ said Sheila. Sheila said that she would always love him. 3 ‘You can’t borrow my bike tonight,’ Steve said to Olivia last Monday. Steva said to Olivia last Monday that she could not borrow his bike that night. 4 ‘We spent our holiday in Malta last month,’ Mr and Mrs Jones said. Mr and Mrs Jones said that they have spent their holiday the month before. 5 ‘I’ve never encountered any aliens before,’ I told the reporter. I told the reporter that i had never encounted any aliens before. 6 ‘Jake knows my password,’ Helen said. Helena said that Jake knew her password. 7 ‘I’m making lunch for myself today,’ Christine said. Christine said that she was making lunch for herself that day. 8 ‘Our supermarket is closed on Sundays,’ the shop assistant told me. The shop assistant told me that their supermarket was closed on Sundays. 9 ‘My aunt is thinking of moving out of her old house,’ the nephew said. The nephew said that my aunt was thinking of moving out of her old houses. 10 ‘I won’t be able to leave the office early,’ the manager told his wife. The manager told his wife that he would not be able to leave office early. Mark __/10 2 Rewrite the questions as reported questions. 1 ‘What will you do after you leave school?’ I asked Joe. I asked Joe what he would do after he leaves school? 2 ‘Have you written the story about our alien encounter yet?’ the newspaper editor  asked her assistant. The newspaper editor asked her assistant if she had written the story about their alien  encounter yet?


3 ‘Are you going to Martha’s birthday party tonight?’ Frances asked Gillian Frances asked Gillian  if she was going to Martha’s birthday party that night. 4 ‘Are you going to write to me every day?’ Lisa asked her boyfriend. Lisa asked her boyfriend if he was going to write to her every day. 5 ‘What can you tell me about what happened last night?’ the reporter asked the  woman. The reporter asked the woman what could she tell him about what happened the night  before. 6  ‘Did you see anyone climb out of the window at midnight?’ the policeman asked me. The policeman asked me if i had seen anyone climb out of the window at midnight. 7 ‘Does your boyfriend believe in UFOs?’ I asked Jessie. I asked Jessie if her boyfriend belives in UFOs 8 ‘Were you in bed at the time of the robbery?’ the inspector asked Mr and Mrs  Mitchell The inspector asked Mr and Mrs Mitchell were they had been in bed at the time of the robbery. 9  ‘When are you going to visit me again?’ Nick asked Alison. Nick asked Alison when were she going to visit him again.  10 ‘Can you remember what time you went to bed last night?’ the detective asked the man. The detective asked the man if he could remeber what time did he go to bed. Mark ___/10
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