REPORTED SPEECH in English - Indirect Speech | Reported Speech | Direct Speech (+ Free PDF & Quiz)

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
2:35 - Direct Speech
2:46 - Rules to Change to Reported Speech
3:26 - Told and Said
4:31 - Tense Changes
5:35 - Practice Examples

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[love_bakugo]

That's brilliant. You taught this grammar clearly during a such small amount of time. And I do love your pronunciation

[ttzzll]

Who is watching this video before their exam

[gabriellagirardi]

The reported speech is so important for everyday language and this explanation is perfect. We need more videos like this. Thank you

[souplahoopla]

I just started watching these randomly out of pure interest in how other people learn English, and honestly, I never realised how difficult it is! It's really such a complicated language, well done to everyone learning it!

[alocottages]

Many thanks Lucy - very well explained 😀
I think there is a small error in your video at 6:47: you present the backshift from past simple to past perfect but the writing next to you says present simple instead of past simple.

[rimzimrijhwani]

Hello Lucy... Thank you for this lesson. It's been only a month since I started following you to improve my English..and I must say it has improved a lot. Thanks to you!!😊

[warleymacedo]

I love your classes! You’re amazing, Lucy! ❤️

[smruti_sharma]

Oh god I can't believe this I was just thinking about direct-indirect speech😃😃❤ Thank you Lucy🥰

[Feryweldelchel]

❤ Lucy, pronounce totally & obviously that understanding. So I'm proud of you, thank you a lot teacher! God bless you!

[tsloo]

Wow! This lesson is prefect!😀 Simple, quick and clear!😀

[mggz]

who else is watching this the day before their exam

[miss.doctor]

Lucy thank you very much for this lesson. I haven't watched it yet, but I'm sure it's going to be a great lesson. Thank you for being our teacher ! We love you 💕💕💕💕👏👏👏

[nomzhlf]

Excellent video as usual, Lucy! Even though I’m a native English speaker, I learnt a lot. I’d be interested in the topic of prefixes to names, such as Mr., Miss, Master, and Madam; and also familial prefixes, such as aunt, uncle, and cousin. When do these come up? In which contexts would one use these? Why do some people call a person Madam Smith, whilst others call her Ms. Smith? Why do some people call their older cousin Uncle Bob, whilst others call him Cousin Bob, and still others simply call him Bob? Do the rules of prefixes differ by geographical region (UK vs. US?), or by historical time period? Would love for you to consider making a video on this subject.

[BrijeshYadav-mrtq]

I noticed one thing respected teacher👩‍🏫‍
I can learn quickly with your talking
👍👍 thank you...

[abikrishu]

Very very useful lesson... Grammar is always essential.. I owe you for the great efforts and selfless service you render...
Great teacher.. Great accent... I imitate you a lot... Thanks for helping me to be a better teacher day by day...

[truongkhach]

That's great, Brilliant. Thank teacher Lucy for sharing video clip.

[mulot]

hey Lucy the quality of your videos has really improved over the past few months. Congrats!

[ConquerorDj]

7:37 answer is wrong. In answer you should be replaced by 'me'

[srishtisingh]

I AM SEEING THIS ONE DAY BEFORE EXAM IT HELPED ME A LOT FOR BETTER REVISIOM

[StrawberryBother]

It's important for me to learn this lesson.The reported speech is useful in our life.Thank you teacher Lucy.