Form 10: Converting Indirect Speech to Direct Speech Punctuation
Convert indirect speech into correctly punctuated direct speech. Practise adding inverted commas, commas, and appropriate end punctuation to reported statements.
Questions
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Which is the correctly punctuated direct speech version of: Tom said that he was hungry.
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Which is the correctly punctuated direct speech for: Mum asked where my gloves were.
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Direct speech for: The referee announced that the game was over.
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Direct speech for: Ella yelled to look out.
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Direct speech for: Ben confirmed that he was ready.
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Direct speech for: The teacher asked who knew the answer.
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Direct speech for: Sarah requested more paper.
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Direct speech for: Dad warned that the stove was hot.
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Direct speech for: Oliver inquired if he could borrow my book.
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Direct speech for: The captain shouted to hoist the sails.
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Direct speech for: Grace promised that she would call later.
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Direct speech for: Leo asked what time the library opened.
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Direct speech for: The players cheered that they had won the cup.
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Direct speech for: Grandma said that the cake was delicious.
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Direct speech for: Toby whispered asking where I hid the key.