What usually happens to the verb tense in reported speech when the reporting verb is in the past?, It moves one tense back., It changes into Present Simple., It always stays the same., It changes into Future Simple., How does Present Simple usually change in reported speech?, Present Perfect, Past Simple, Past Perfect, Past Continuous, How does Present Continuous usually change in reported speech?, Past Simple, Past Perfect, Past Continuous, Present Perfect Continuous, How does Present Perfect usually change in reported speech?, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect, What does will usually change into?, Would, Could, Should, Might, What does can usually change into?, Must, Could, Would, Should, What does today usually change into?, The next day, The day before, That day, The following week, What does tomorrow usually change into?, The previous day, That day, The day before, The following day, What does yesterday usually change into?, The day before, The following day, That day, The next week, Which reporting verb is commonly used to report statements?, Asked, Ordered, Requested, Said, Which structure is correct for reporting Yes/No questions?, Asked + if/whether + subject + verb, Asked + do/does + subject + verb, Said + if + auxiliary + subject, Told + subject + verb + if, Choose the correct reported question: "Where do you live?" he asked me., He asked me where did I live., He asked me where do I live., He asked me where I lived., He said me where I lived., Choose the correct reported sentence: "I saw Anna yesterday," Mark said., Mark said he saw Anna yesterday., Mark said I had seen Anna tomorrow., Mark told that he had seen Anna yesterday., Mark said he had seen Anna the day before.

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