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    NAME: _______________________ DATE: _________________

    Inductive Grammar Chart


    (Unit 5, page 54)

    GRAMMAR. Indirect speech: say and tell—tense changes

    Look at these statements with say and tell.

    Maggie told her parents to stay home.


    Maggie said to stay home.

    FIGURE IT OUT . . .
    Complete these grammar rules. Use say or tell.
    1. Use ______ when you mention the listener.
    2. Use ______ when you don’t mention the listener.

    Look at these other examples with indirect speech.

    They said, “The weather is awful.”  They said (that) the weather was awful.
    Dan said, “We all had the flu.”  Dan said (that) they all had had the flu.
    They said, “There will be snow tonight.”  They said there would be snow tonight.
    My husband said, “You can come with me.”  My husband said I could come with him.

    FIGURE IT OUT . . .
    Complete these grammar rules.
    In direct speech, . . .
    1. When the speaker uses the simple present tense, the indirect speech uses the
    _______________________ tense.
    simple present / simple past

    2. When the speaker uses the simple past tense, the indirect speech uses the
    _______________________ tense.
    simple past / past perfect

    3. When the speaker uses will, the indirect speech uses _________.
    4. When the speaker uses can, the indirect speech uses _________.

    Top Notch 3, Third Edition Unit 5


    Copyright 2015 by Pearson Education. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

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