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Mastering Reported Speech: Statements and Questions
"Reported speech, also known as indirect speech, allows you to convey what someone else said without quoting them word-for-word. Understanding how to accurately shift verbs, pronouns, and time markers when transforming direct statements and questions into reported speech is an essential milestone for clear, natural communication in English. Introduction to Reported Speech When communicating in English, you often need to share information, opinions, or inquiries originally expressed by someone else. This can be done in two ways: direct speech and reported speech. Direct speech uses the exact words of the speaker, typically enclosed in quotation..."
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