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Reported speech Flashcards

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Reported speech: Present Continuous →

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Present Continuous → Past Continuous

to be + -ing → was/were + -ing

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Reported speech: Present Simple →

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Present Simple → Past Simple

podstawowa forma → II forma

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Reported speech: Present Perfect →

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Present Perfect → Past Perfect

have/has + III forma → had + III forma

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Reported speech: Past Simple →

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Past Simple → Past Perfect

II forma → had + III forma

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Reported speech: Present Perfect Continuous →

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Present Perfect Continuous → Past Perfect Continuous

have/has + been + -ing → had + been + -ing

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Reported speech: Past Continuous →

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Past Continuous → Past Perfect Continuous

was/were + -ing → had + been + -ing

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Reported speech: will →

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will → would

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Reported speech: shall →

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shall → should

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Reported speech: can →

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can → could

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Reported speech: may →

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may → might

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Reported speech: today →

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today → that day

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Reported speech: tonight →

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tonight → that night

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Reported speech: tomorrow →

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tomorrow → the next day / the following day

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Reported speech: yesterday →

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yesterday → the day before / the previous day

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Reported speech: the day before yesterday →

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the day before yesterday → two days before

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Reported speech: this week/month/year →

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this week/month/year → that week/month/year

17
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Reported speech: last week/month/year →

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last week/month/year → the week/month/year before

18
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Reported speech: next Sunday →

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next Sunday → the following Sunday

19
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Reported speech: ago →

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ago → before

20
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Reported speech: this →

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this → that

21
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Reported speech: here →

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here → there

22
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Reported speech: now →

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now → then

23
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Po jakich czasownikach w reported speech nie można pominąć “that”?

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reply - odpowiadać

shout - krzyczeć

24
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Reported speech: słówka wprowadzające + to-inf

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  • agree (zgodzić się)
  • demand (żądać)
  • offer (zaoferować)
  • promise (obiecać)
  • refuse (odmówić)
  • threaten (grozić)
  • claim (twierdzić)

np. He promised to be there early.

25
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Reported speech: słówka wprowadzające + sb + to-inf

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  • advise (doradzić)
  • allow (zezwolić)
  • ask (zapytać)
  • beg (błagać)
  • command (nakazać)
  • encourage (zachęcać)
  • forbid (zabronić)
  • instruct (pouczyć)
  • invite (zaprosić)
  • order (nakazać)
  • permit (zezwolić)
  • remind (przypomnieć)
  • urge (zachęcać)
  • warn (ostrzec)
  • want (chcieć)

np. He wanted me to study harder

26
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Reported speech: słówka wprowadzające + -ing

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  • accuse sb of (oskarżać o)
  • apologise for (przeprosić za)
  • admit (to) (przyznać)
  • boast about (chwalić się)
  • complain to sb about (narzekać na)
  • deny (zaprzeczać)
  • insist on (nalegać na)
  • suggest (proponować)

np. He apologised for being rude to me

27
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Reported speech: słówka wprowadzające + that

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  • agree (zgodzić się)
  • boast (pochwalić się)
  • claim (twierdzić)
  • complain (narzekać)
  • deny (zaprzeczać)
  • exclaim (wykrzyknąć)
  • explain (wytłumaczyć)
  • inform sb (poinformować kogoś)
  • promise (obiecać)
  • suggest (proponować)

np. He promised that he wouldn’t forget again

28
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Reported speech: słówka wprowadzające + how

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• explain to sb (wyjaśnić komuś)

np. He explained to me how he had crashed the car

29
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Kiedy w mowie zależnej nie cofamy czasu o jeden?

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gdy coś się dzieje teraz (np. he says)

30
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Jak tworzymy pytania w mowie zależnej?

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jak pytania pośrednie + cofanie czasu o jeden

31
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Jakich wyrażeń wprowadzających użyjemy w pytaniach w mowie zależnej?

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  • (He) asked (me) (if/whether) = Zapytał mnie (czy)
  • (They) wanted to know (if/whether) = Chcieli wiedzieć (czy)
  • (We) were wondering (if/whether) = Zastanawialiśmy się (czy)
  • (I) couldn’t remeber (if/whether) = Nie pamiętałam (czy)
  • (I) didn’t know (if/whether) = Nie wiedziałam (czy)
  • (He) inquired (if/whether) = Zapytał (czy) (bardziej oficjalny synonim asked)
32
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Jak zbudujemy pytanie w mowie zależnej jeśli osoba zastanawiająca się nad czymś nie jest tą samą osobą, której te rozważania dotyczą?

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wonder where / what / why / how + clause

He asked himsefl, “Why is Tom so rude”? → He wodered why Tom was so rude

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Jak zbudujemy pytanie w mowie zależnej jeśli osoba zastanawiająca się nad czymś jest tą samą osobą, której te rozważania dotyczą?

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  • wonder + whether + ti-inf or clause
  • wonder where / what / how + to-inf

He asked himself, “Shall I take the job?” → He wondered whether to take the job / He wondered whether he should take the job

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