Direct vs

Reported Speech

• Reported speech, also known as indirect speech, is a way of expressing what someone else has said without using their exact words.
• It is a way of reporting what someone has said, without using direct quotes, but still conveying the same message.
• Reported speech is often used in written communication, such as news reports, academic writing, and formal business communication.
• It is used to convey information, convey opinions, or describe events that have been communicated by someone else.

"Test Your Knowledge of Direct and Indirect Speech" - Take this quiz to assess your understanding of the differences between direct and indirect speech, and learn how to correctly report someone's words in writing. This quiz covers key concepts such as verb tense changes, reporting verbs, and punctuation rules.