Transform reported questions into direct questions.
1. Reported speech: The manager asked if I was OK. (Text B)
Direct speech: "Are you OK?"
2. Reported speech: He asked me why I wanted the job. (Text B)
Direct speech: "Why do you want this job?"
3. Reported speech: They asked her if she could do a phone interview on 31st October. (Text C)
Direct speech: "Can you do a phone interview on 31st October?"
4. Reported speech: The manager asked her where she'd worked before. (Text C)
Direct speech: "Have you (ever) worked before"?
Direct speech to mowa niezależna - bezpośrednie cytowanie wypowiedzi innych osób.
Indirect speech to mowa zależna - referowanie czyjeś wypowiedzi. Repoerted questions są częścią mowy zależnej.
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Transform reported questions into direct questions.
1. Reported speech: The manager asked if I was OK. (Text B)
Direct speech: "Are you OK?"
2. Reported speech: He asked me why I wanted the job. (Text B)
Direct speech: "Why do you want this job?"
3. Reported speech: They asked her if she could do a phone interview on 31st October. (Text C)
Direct speech: "Can you do a phone interview on 31st October?"
4. Reported speech: The manager asked her where she'd worked before. (Text C)
Direct speech: "Have you (ever) worked before"?
Direct speech to mowa niezależna - bezpośrednie cytowanie wypowiedzi innych osób.
Indirect speech to mowa zależna - referowanie czyjeś wypowiedzi. Repoerted questions są częścią mowy zależnej.