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Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I'm going to the store." said Rachel.
A. Reported: Rachel said that she was going to the store.
B. Reported: Rachel said that she is going to the store.
C. Reported: Rachel says that she was going to the store.
Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I'm sorry for being late." said Mike.
A. Reported: Mike said for being late.
B. Reported: Mike apologised for being late.
C. Reported: Mike sorried for being late.
Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I'm feeling better today." said Kate.
A. Reported: Kate said that she was feeling better today.
B. Reported: Kate said that she is feeling better that day.
C. Reported: Kate said that she was feeling better that day.
Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I passed my driving test." said Tim.
A. Reported: Tim said that he passed his driving test.
B. Reported: Tim said that he had passed my driving test.
C. Reported: Tim said that he had passed his driving test.
Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I'm going to visit my parents." said Susan.
A. Reported: Susan said that she was going to visit her parents.
B. Reported: Susan said that she is going to visit her parents.
C. Reported: Susan said that she was going to visit my parents.
Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I can't believe he did that." said Emily.
A. Reported: Emily can't believe that he had done that.
B. Reported: Emily couldn't believe that he had done that.
C. Reported: Emily couldn't believe that he did that.
Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I'm a vegetarian." said Joe.
A. Reported: Joe said that he was a vegetarian.
B. Reported: Joe said that he is a vegetarian.
C. Reported: Said Joe that he was a vegetarian.
Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I haven't seen that movie before." said Alex.
A. Reported: Alex said that he hasn't seen that movie before.
B. Reported: Alex said that he hadn't seen this movie before.
C. Reported: Alex said that he hadn't seen that movie before.
Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I want to go skiing this winter." said Tom.
A. Reported: Tom said that he wants to go skiing that winter.
B. Reported: Tom said that he wanted to go skiing that winter.
C. Reported: Tom said that he wanted to go skiing this winter.
Circle the correct answers.
Direct: "I don't know what to do." said Laura.
A. Reported: Laura said that she didn't know what to do.
B. Reported: Laura said that I didn't know what to do.
C. Reported: Laura said that she doesn't know what to do.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
In STEAM education, students learn science, technology, engineering, the arts, and maths.
A. The arts, technology, and science are important parts of STEAM education.
B. STEAM education includes the studies of science, technology, English, the arts, and maths.
C. STEAM education combines the teaching of science, technology, engineering, the arts, and maths.
D. STEAM education combines the teaching of science, English, technology, the arts, and maths for students.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
STEAM education is becoming more popular because it is effective.
A. People like STEAM education because it is popular.
B. As STEAM education is effective, it is becoming more popular.
C. As STEAM education is popular, it is becoming more effective.
D. STEAM education is so popular, so it is becoming more popular.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
"Students learn to solve problems in STEAM classes," said Mr Thompson.
A. Mr Thompson said that students will learn to solve problems in STEAM classes.
B. Mr Thompson said that students would learn to solve problems in STEAM classes.
C. Mr Thompson said that students learn to solve problems in STEAM classes.
D. Mr Thompson said that students learned to solve problems in STEAM classes.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
"We can learn many skills from STEAM classes," said a student.
A. A student says we can learn many skills from STEAM classes.
B. A student says they could learn many skills from STEAM classes.
C. A student said they could learn many skills from STEAM classes.
D. A student said we could learn many skills from STEAM classes.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
"Although this education trend is useful, we can't use it right now," said a headmaster.
A. A headmaster said although this education trend is useful, they can't use it right now.
B. A headmaster said although that education trend was useful, they couldn't use it right then.
C. A headmaster said although that education trend was useful, they can't use it right then.
D. A headmaster said although this education trend is useful, they couldn't use it right now.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
"You will like science after you read this book," our teacher said.
A. Our teacher says we will like science after we read this book.
B. Our teacher said we would like science after we read this book.
C. Our teacher said we would like science after we read that book.
D. Our teacher said you would like science after you read this book.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
"Robot ASIMO will retire this year," said the reporter.
A. The reporter says robot ASIMO will retire this year.
B. The reporter said robot ASIMO would retire that year.
C. The reporter said robot ASIMO would retire this year.
D. The reporter said robot ASIMO could retire that year.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
"We are developing an emotional robot," said the engineer.
A. The engineer said he is developing an emotional robot.
B. The engineer said he was developing an emotional robot.
C. The engineer said they are developing an emotional robot.
D. The engineer said they were developing an emotional robot.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
"You can have a video conference and upload homework on this platform," said the teacher.
A. The teacher said we can have a video conference and upload homework on that platform.
B. The teacher said you can have a video conference and upload homework on this platform.
C. The teacher said we could have a video conference and upload homework on that platform.
D. The teacher said you could have a video conference and upload homework on this platform.
Circle A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.
"Our school has a large laboratory, and our teachers often conduct experiments there," said the headmaster.
A. The headmaster said their school had a large laboratory, and their teachers often conducted experiments there.
B. The headmaster said their school had a large laboratory, and our teachers often conducted experiments there.
C. The headmaster said their school had a large laboratory, and their teachers often conduct experiments there.
D. The headmaster says their school has a large laboratory, and our teachers often conduct experiments there.