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Reported Speech flashcards

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This GoConqr page gathers over 170 Reported Speech flashcard resources, covering statements, questions, reporting verbs and modals. They are mainly for school students practising reported speech and teachers looking for ready-made material. Pick a deck and start practising.

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What Reported Speech flashcards cover

The decks on this page offer short prompts for practising reported statements and questions. Reported Speech - Statements and Questions revision includes examples that ask you to choose between said and told. Other decks focus on reporting verbs, modals or transformations.

For practice across sentence types, Reported Speech Questions, Orders and Suggestions brings those forms together. The deck Reporting verbs cards provides prompts built around different things someone might say.

How to use the decks

Start with the said-or-told prompts if you want to practise choosing a reporting verb. Read each prompt and say or write your response before comparing it with the card. Return to prompts you found difficult and try them again later.

If you want an overview before continuing with the cards, switch to a mind map on the Reported Speech unit page. You can also use a quiz there to check your understanding in another format. Choose a deck to begin.

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Which flashcard deck should I start with?

Start with Reported Speech - Statements and Questions revision if you want to practise choosing between said and told. Its prompts give you sentences to work with. For a different focus, Reported Speech transformations offers sentences to turn into reported speech.

What do the flashcards cover?

The listed decks cover reported statements, questions, orders and suggestions, as well as reporting verbs and modals. Some focus on a particular type of prompt, while others bring several forms together. You can choose a deck to match the area you want to practise.

Are these flashcards free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study, and you do not need an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users rather than by GoConqr, so you can browse different users’ approaches to practising reported speech.

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