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REPORTED SPEECH
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THERE ARE THREE STRUCTURES OF SENTENCES IN ENGLISH: the three structures are also different in reported speech.
1) STATEMENTS
(affirmatives
and negatives):
SB + VB
2) QUESTIONS:
a)
YES/NO Questions: AUX+ SB+ VB....?
b)
Wh- Questions: Wh-pronoun + AUX + SB + VB...?
3)
COMMANDS:
AFFIRMATIVE: INFINITIVE-
NEGATIVE: DON'T +
INFINITIVE
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CHANGES IN STATEMENTS AND QUESTIONS:
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CHANGES FOR ALL THE STRUCTURES:

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CHANGES FOR ALL STRUCTURES

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1) STATEMENTS: "that" introduces the subordinate clause

http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/reported-speech-exercise-1.html
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EXAMPLES:

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2A) YES/NO Questions: " if " is the connector

http://www.grammarbank.com/reported-yes-no-questions.html
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2b) Wh Questions: "Wh- pronoun" is the connector

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More examples:

http://suz.digitaleschulebayern.de/english/grammar/repspeech3.htm
http://www.focus.olsztyn.pl/en-questions-in-reported-speech-exercise.html#.WNQ9z6K1vb0
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3) COMMANDS: "to be or not to be"

http://www.focus.olsztyn.pl/en-orders-in-reported-speech-exercise.html#.WNQ-yKK1vb0
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- An outline of the grammatical rules for reported speech
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- Trini Niño · Mar 2017
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