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Correct reported speech Premium-Inhalt

Do you know how to use reported speech and reporting verbs correctly? We look at "say", "tell", "recommend" and "suggest". Which ones do you know?

Who said what?

Reporting a meeting

Could you complete our report of a meeting? For each question, we ask you to choose the correct verb. This test is about meaning — and grammar.
Say the right thing

Should you? Premium-Inhalt

The modal auxiliary “should” has several different uses and meanings. We look at formal and informal usage in this short, interactive test. You should try it!

Learn these special verbs

Reported speech

In reported speech, people often report the action using a reporting verb, such as advise, with an infinitive form.

"Max said that he would be late"

Reported speech — "backshifting"

In reported (indirect) speech, the tense is usually “backshifted” —
the verb is placed one step back in the past. Take a closer look at how
this works.

"Pardon?"

You didn't say that! Premium-Inhalt

When we report on what people have said, we often use a different tense from the one used in direct speech. Would you know how to "backshift" the tenses?

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