DIRECT SPEECH | English writing lesson and exercises

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Sir, can you teach us about indirect speech.

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Thank u so much , I had hundreds of difficulties in direct speech and this is coming in my exam thanks for making this video.

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It's a pleasure. I'm pleased that my lessons are helping you to improve your English. Thanks for the comment. 🙂 Andrew

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Man Way It's a pleasure. Thank you for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

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Thank you for the video. Andrew, Can you do a tutorial for the Reported Speech as well?

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[@Krarloff]

Hello Andrew, Thank you for your wonderful lessons! Do you have anything about REPORTED SPEECH?

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Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

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Hi, I am a fan of your teaching pattern. Your lessons are insightful and engrossed and it helped me a lot to clear my doubts. I watch a lesson daily. Even though we have other sources to learn English, yet your channel is my favourite one. There is request, please upload a video of indirect speech.👍👍👍

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Bestest Andrew Sir teaching, thank you and request you make video on Indirect speech. Thanks a lot🥤🍰🍰🥤

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Thanks alot . Its very clear and excellent explanation.

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Andrew, thank you very much for the interesting topic. It was a good explanation.

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maria eugenia restrepo restrepo You're welcome. Thank you for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

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chippadasrinu Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my English lessons. Best wishes, Andrew

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Hello and welcome. I hope that you are well. Thank you for your comment. Andrew

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Hello,teacher Andrew.I m from Brazil.I always watch your videos and they help me a lot.Could u teach what is the difference between true and truth.Thanks anyaway.

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

elizete fernandes Thanks for your comment and question. "true" is the adjective. Example: It is a *true* story. (true modifies the noun, "story") "truth" is the noun. Example: "I am not lying. It's the *truth.*

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Hello

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+Nabeel Alkaaby Hello!

[@rajeshsukka13]

Thanks for your interesting lesson! Please post the reported speech if you have.

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Hi Andrew! These videos are priceless to me as an ESL instructor. I use them quite frequently. I wondered if you can create some videos around business situations for advanced ESL students! I'm a fan. Keep them coming! Christine

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Hi teacher thanks for teaching , I have a suggestion!!! have you released future perfect tense video ? and also future perfect countinuse tense ,because i didn't find could you help me please

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This will be useful both to me and my learners.

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[@vemanrose1620]

Thank you so much Can you make a video about reported speech It's the most difficult grammar rule for me at school

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[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

+Jamal Saidah You're welcome. Thank you for the comment and I'm sorry for the delay in replying to you. I have been on holiday. Best wishes, Andrew

[@قباءالروح]

Thank you teacher for professional explanation ✌✌✌ 👍but please may you download video for indirect speech

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I am from India . This video is helpful for me

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This is pretty Help fully for me!Thx bro...:-)

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thank you mr andrew very nice and good lesson

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

+Ravati Joshi You're welcome. Thank you for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

[@tere9522]

Hello, in the italian language when the reporting clause is before the direct speech, we use the colon ( : ) not the comma. Example: Mark said: " I am tired! " Please can you tell me when you use the colon in english? Thanks.

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

tere Sometimes in English, it is acceptable to use the colon also. You might see it used in some magazines, for example. But in strict written English, you should use the comma. Example, if it is for an academic exam or essay or formal report. Using the comma will always be correct in English. I hope that helps.Andrew

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Perfect class. I understood very well.👍🙏

[@devanshusharma3243]

Hi, this video is excellent but incomplete without Indiret speech so please make video with complete narration rules. Thanks a lot🍩🍩🍵🎂🍵

[@iimannd]

Thank you so much. actually, my lecturer had explained me about this,but i still get confused. best regard from : Indonesia

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

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BLESS YOU SIR, A VERY GOOD JOB YOU HAVE DONE.

[@ashrafalishaik8733]

Thanks for explaining direct speech, Is there any indirect speech video?

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thank you for this video its wonderful video please publish ,more videos to learn good english grammar and pronounciation

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Really I understood it very clearly so awesome 😍

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Hi sir! i'm having my oral exam soon. Any tips you can advice me?

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

***** Remember to speak clearly and to answer the question. Don't panic if you can't think of the exact word for something - just explain what you mean with other words. And smile - it will help you relax. Good luck. :)

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Thanks, SIR!

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+Brandon Tan I like

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advise, not advice. They're different.

[@sunillamba7290]

i am unable to dind your lecture on INDIRECT SPEECH....plz provide me a link of video on indirect speech

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from morroco thank you very much

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Thanks Andrew for the useful videos.But please I need a vedio about indirect speech

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happy new year dear teacher ✨💕

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Happy New Year! I wish you success and good health in 2024. Andrew

[@kushpatel9707]

Thanks a lot!!! But,please make a video on indirect speech.

[@CHARLYSCORPION1]

Thanks for your useful lessons. This topic of "Direct speech" was and is very helpful for me who speaks Spanish.

[@parulprajapati9308]

I learn most important topic .it is helpful for my grammar

[@meriemabbou2636]

Hello ! If the reporting verb is in the present simple will we change the time and place markers in the reported speech ?? I'm confused

[@vyacheslavsergeev4786]

Hi Andrew. You voiced the elementary rules of grammar of direct speech. I told that your pronunciation the rhythm of reading are excellent for perception and comprehension. When i hear even the basic material i study to build sentence correctly due to for your comments. Thanks you again and again

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Vyacheslav Sergeev Thank you very much for your comment. I am very pleased that my lessons are helping you. Best wishes, Andrew

[@Laurendaw]

Helped me a lot! Thanks

[@catrionaroberts8000]

Where the direct speech is broken up into two parts, you have said that if the second part of direct speech is a new sentence, then we start it with a capital letter and keep the comma after the reporting clause. So, your example shows this: "I'm tired," she said, "Let's stay at home." Can I ask what style recommends this? New Hart's Rules (Oxford book of style) and English Grammar for Dummies - UK edition - shows that in this case there should be a full stop after the reporting clause, so: "I'm tired," she said. "Let's stay at home." Confused now which way is correct? Thanks

[@kiaritalizalejandra]

thanks a lot!! really help me, please a lesson about reported speech

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

kiaritalizalejandra Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment and I'm sorry for the delay in replying to you. Best wishes, Andrew

[@nongphutre]

Thank you for this helpful lesson.Does the position of the 'reporting clause' play any important role in the sentence,Andrew?

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

nongphutre Hello and thanks for the comment and question. For simple reporting clauses like "said" or "replied" then they can go before or after the speech. For the others ("commented", "admitted" etc) it is better to write them after the speech. Best wishes, Andrew

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Hi andrew.. thank you for sharing your knowledge here..it really helps me a lot ...hoping for more videos of english conversation..God bless

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Nice lesson thank you

[@italopinto9762]

Hi Andrew, can you make a reported speech video? Thx

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very good ms andrew.

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The best lesson, Andrew! Thank you for your lessons.

[@aaisurisadunikasadunika8187]

Sir, can you teach us about indirect speech lesson.

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Nice lesson. Tks.

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Thanks teacher Andrew.please, can you do vedios about writing paragraphs,essay and biographies. God will increase your knowledge.

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Thank you so much sir.

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Hello Andrew. Just wanna thank you for sharing this one.. It really helped me a lot.

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You are great. Could you please up load a lesson on Indirect speech

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As all the time, very interesting lesson. Thanks Andrew

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Laila Ben Osmane Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

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Andrew, I said, "Your are the best." Thanks for your excelent explanation!

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Thank you👍

[@johnfredymarinmontoya6799]

Hi Andrew, in many grammar lesson I check similar rules in my lenguaje, Spanish, and is impossible not compare. I try to ignore it but I can't, in addition, my mind try to translate. What do you recommend for improve in my lessons? Thanks.

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

John Fredy Marin Montoya Hello, it's normal to do that when you start. It just needs practice to try to stop translating into your native language in your head. Often speaking with natives will help you with this or reading / listening more in English. As you see and hear the English rules being correctly used many times, you will start to automatically use them yourself. Good luck. Andrew

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Andrew,very good explanation. please explain some more examples in different tenses

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Thank you for this lesson

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Thanks very much

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Please also make videos on indirect speech plus types of sentence 🤞🤞🤞🤞

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really thanks. that's awesome

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Excellent, teacher. Go on. Thanks.

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Thanks Mr.Andrew.. Good lesson.. I did share to twitter :)

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Mutiara Pratama Putri Hi, it's great to see you again. Thanks. :)Andrew

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You're welcome. I'm too :)

[@robertaricco403]

is it correct to use tell in DIRECT SPEECH or is it better always to use say? is there a difference?

[@KAZN11]

"Simple and effective," azeez said. thank you and looking forward to learn indirect speech.

[@漆BAIQING1128]

in which case we can use present tense. when talk about something had happened before. I've noticed that people use present tense

[@oswaldlobo1990]

sir can i say he thinks that he would fall while walking on the road. is it correct to use would in this sentence if not please answer

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Good afternoon Sir, Please provide a link for taking print out for all the topics. Would you give reply, sir.

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Can you explain passive please 🙏