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    The document contains three sections. Section A provides examples of reported speech using "said" and questions. Section B provides examples using the verbs "say" and "tell" in different tenses. Section C provides examples to complete sentences using perfect modal verbs like "must have" and "could have".

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    The document contains three sections. Section A provides examples of reported speech using "said" and questions. Section B provides examples using the verbs "say" and "tell" in different tenses. Section C provides examples to complete sentences using perfect modal verbs like "must have" and "could have".

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    The document contains three sections. Section A provides examples of reported speech using "said" and questions. Section B provides examples using the verbs "say" and "tell" in different tenses. Section C provides examples to complete sentences using perfect modal verbs like "must have" and "could have".

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    The document contains three sections. Section A provides examples of reported speech using "said" and questions. Section B provides examples using the verbs "say" and "tell" in different tenses. Section C provides examples to complete sentences using perfect modal verbs like "must have" and "could have".

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    A) Report what people say

    1. They said, "Eat your vegetables."


    9. They said, "We were in London last week."
    They said that I eat my vegetables
    They said that they were in london last week
    2. Where is my umbrella?" she asked.
    10. He said, "I will have finished this paper by
    She asked where is her umbrella tomorrow."

    3. She said, "I went to the cinema yesterday." He said that he would finish that paper tomorrow

    She said that she went to the cinema yesterday 11. She said, “Don’t lie to me.”

    4. He asked, "Do I have to do it?" She said that I don’t lie to her

    He asked if he have to do it 12. He said, "They won't sleep."

    5. He said, "They are writing a test tomorrow." He said

    He said that they were writing a test tomorrow 13. I said, “Study for the exam”

    6. You said, "She will do this for him." I said

    You said that she will do that for him 14. She said, "It is very quiet here."

    7. She said, "I am not hungry now." She said

    She said that she is not hungry ow 15. Carlos, “Congratulate your mother for me”

    8. They said, "We have never been here before." He told me

    They said that they had never been there before 16. Karina, “Is there an easy way to pass?”

    She asked him

    B) Choose SAY or TELL in the correct tense.


    1. Can you _______ me the way to the station, 7. Forget everything I just _____.
    please?
    8. He is _____ a bunch of lies.
    2. He didn't _____ a word.
    9. Why didn't you _____ that before?
    3. Why didn't you _____ him that before?
    10. He _______ nothing to me.
    4. Has he ever _____ us the truth?
    11. What did Eric ______ when he saw the new
    5. She _____ her name was Sue. bike?

    6. Let me _____ you something about my 12. My mother ______ us every day to clean our
    hobbies. bedroom.

    C) Complete the sentences using PERFECT MODALS:


    1. If you wanted to stay in that hotel you have booked (book) before!

    2. He must have commited (commit) the crime, as he had both the motive and the opportunity.

    3. If I had known about your accident, I would(should have phone (phone) you.

    4. Lucy might-may have attended (attend) the concert, but we aren't sure.
    5. You could have finished (finish) that book already! You only started reading it an hour ago.

    6. I think they might-may have gotten (get) lost - surely they'd be here by now!

    7. Oh no! My phone isn't in my bag. I must have left (leave) it on the train.

    8. She would have been (be) a lawyer but she decided to study accountancy instead.

    9. You should/would have gone (go) to Dan's party - it was fantastic!

    10. I'm so sorry I woke you up. I shouldn’t/wouldn’t have called (call) you if I knew you were sleeping.

    11. Jerry passed the examination. He didn’t study very much for it. The exam musn’t have been (be) very difficult.

    12. A: I wonder where Tom was going when you saw him.
    B: He ____________ (go) to work.

    13. A: How do you think the fire started?


    B: Well, I suppose someone ____________ (drop) a cigarette.

    14. She knew everything about our plans. She ____________ (listen) to our conversation.

    15. John ____________ (be) very happy when he found out he was going to be a father. He's wanted this for a long
    time.

    16. You____________ (come) with us. We had so much fun. You ____________ (love) it as we did.

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