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    Convert The Direct Yes/No Questions To Indirect Speech Statements (Reported Speech) - My New Neighbor, David Asked Me

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    The document provides 10 direct yes/no questions asked by a neighbor David and converts them to indirect speech statements by adding "if" clauses and changing the tense. For example, "Do you live with your family?" becomes "He asked me if I lived with my family."

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    Convert The Direct Yes/No Questions To Indirect Speech Statements (Reported Speech) - My New Neighbor, David Asked Me

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    The document provides 10 direct yes/no questions asked by a neighbor David and converts them to indirect speech statements by adding "if" clauses and changing the tense. For example, "Do you live with your family?" becomes "He asked me if I lived with my family."

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    The document provides 10 direct yes/no questions asked by a neighbor David and converts them to indirect speech statements by adding "if" clauses and changing the tense. For example, "Do you live with your family?" becomes "He asked me if I lived with my family."

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    Convert The Direct Yes/No Questions To Indirect Speech Statements (Reported Speech) - My New Neighbor, David Asked Me

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    mary grace
    The document provides 10 direct yes/no questions asked by a neighbor David and converts them to indirect speech statements by adding "if" clauses and changing the tense. For example, "Do you live with your family?" becomes "He asked me if I lived with my family."

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    Convert the direct Yes/No questions to indirect speech statements (reported

    speech).

    My new neighbor, David asked me:

    1. “Do you live with your family?”


    He asked me if I lived w ith my family.
    .
    2. “Can I borrow your lawn mower?”
    .
    3. “Do you speak Spanish?”
    .
    4. “Will you come to my house warming party tomorrow?”
    .
    5. “Have you seen my car?”
    .
    6. “Is that your cat?”
    .
    7. “Can you help me fix my fences?”
    8. “Are you listening to me?”
    .
    9. “Can I talk to you for a minute?”
    .
    10. “Are you a foreigner?"

    1. He asked me if I lived with my family.

    2. He asked me if he could borrow my lawn mower.

    3. He asked me if I spoke Spanish.

    4. He asked me if I would go to his house warming party the next day.

    5. He asked me if I had seen his car.

    6. He asked me if that was my cat.

    7. He asked me if I could help him fix his fences.

    8. He asked me if I was listening to him.

    9. He asked me if he could talk to me for a minute.

    10. He asked me if I was a foreigner.

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