Tuesday, 26 May 2009

BACCALAUREATE EXAM EXERCISES REPORTED SPEECH: STATEMENTS

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BACCALAUREATE EXAM EXERCISES

CORRECTION

I- REPORTED SPEECH: STATEMENTS

REWRITE THE SENTENCES CHANGING THEM FROM DIRECT TO REPORTED SPEECH

1. .... he hoped to have time for reading the following week.

2. ....she was the most beautiful girl he had ever seen.

3. ... he was going to visit his parents the following month.

4. ... his friend Brahim had found a new job in the IT business.

5. ....he had already written that paragraph four times.

6.. ...he couldn't continue to depend on his parents.

7. ... he would not stop until that factory was shut down.

8…..he didn’t think so.

9. .. .he would play cards after two days.

10. ..she had gone to bed early the previous night.

11. .. Jawad that he had to change that sentence into reported speech.

12… they couldn't come to the party the following Saturday.

13. .. .his parents were fine and he really got on well with them.

14. ... he couldn't come to my birthday party because he was going away for that weekend;

15. .. officer that was her first visit to Lebanon.

16. ...they wanted to leave at once.

17. .. .he didn't like his new flat.

18......if I didn't take any exercises, I wouldn't be healthy.

19. ...she had bought herself a lovely new dress.

20....he thought it was from Spain.

2 comments:

  1. Rajae-El-Maidaoui26 May 2009 at 21:10

    Merci bcp teacher..Vous etes tjrs le meilleur...

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  2. Noureddine1 October 2009 at 23:26

    Hi. My name is Noureddine and I am a teacher of English in Khemisset. I've been looking for your email to write to you directly but there isnt one on this page. I've had a look at your 'blog' and I like it. I, myself, have a portfolio with some activities for Moroccan baccalaueate students. I know how much sacrifice, effort and dedication this kind of work needs.
    In my portfolio I included a few writing samples but these are not enough. I wonder if I could possibly include those in your 'blog' with a reference to it, of course, and your name as well if you allow me to do so.
    Best wishes and keep up the good wok,
    Noureddine:
    The link to my portfolio is:
    http://portfolio.educ.kent.edu/boutaharn/index.htm

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