Quantifiers 1
Quantifiers 2
Reported Speech
Reported Speech: Statements
Reported Speech: Questions
100

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

There's only a ______ sugar left. We need to buy more.

little

100

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

I don't have ______ cousins. I only have three.

many

100

True or False

Reported Speech is used to report what someone else said.

True

100

Report the sentence: "I work as a waitress" she said

She said she worked as a waitress.

100

Report the question: "Are you Mexican?" He asked me

He asked me if I was Mexican.

200

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

We have a ______ minutes before we connect to zoom again.

few/couple of

200

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

We don't have _____ questions. Thank you!

any

200

True or False

In reported speech the tenses, word-order and pronouns stay the same as in the original sentence.

False


200

Report the sentence: "Your Rappi arrived at 5pm" he told me

He told me my Rappi had arrived at 5pm.

200

Report the Question: "When did you arrive?" she aked me

She asked me when I had arrived.

300

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

Would you like _______ water?

some

300

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

___ Sam and Tom will come to the party with us

Both

300

True or False

The present simple tense (I travel) usually changes to the past perfect (he had travelled) in reported speech

False

It changes to past simple (he travelled)

300

Report the sentence: "I have lost my book" he said.

He said he had lost his book.

300

Report the question: "Does your sister have a boyfriend?" He asked me

He asked me if my sister had a boyfriend.

400

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

The fridge is empty; there's ___ food left.

no

400

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

I don’t think she will like ______ of the two presents.

either

400

True or False

If something is still true now, or if it is a true fact, we can keep the same tense in the reported sentence. 

Example: He said that he studies in Tec (he still studies today)

True

400

Report the sentence: "They were watching a movie" she said

She said they had been watching a movie.

400

Report the question: "Where did you go last night" she asked me

She asked me where I had gone the night before

500

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

This magnate is very rich. He has _______ of money.

lots / loads / plenty / heaps

500

Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier:

If you wanna make good TikToks , you must spend a great _______ of time and effort.

deal

500

True or False

When we report questions, the word order is the same as in a question sentence.

Example: she asked me what is my name.

False

The word order of the reported question is the same as in an affirmative sentence. 

Example: she asked me what my name is.

500

Report the sentence: "We had a party yesterday" they told me.

They told me they had had a party the day before.

500

Report the Question: "What were you doing yesterday at 5 pm?" My mom asked my brother

My mom asked my brother what he had been doing the day before at 5pm.

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