Reported Speech // English Grammar Lessons

[@MotherHacker]

You are the best!!!

[@777Maranatha]

Whoa, this lady is a fanatical monster! She just keeps going and going and going like the Energizer Bunny 😂 🐇🐰🤯😳🥵💣💥🫣 Sometimes I think that the end of the world will come sooner than her video would end. 😂😂 I don’t know, I guess this should be a compliment. At least, I mean no malice on my part. But by far not everyone can take it in one take. Even myself, being private tutor and translator / editor of English… 😅 Thank God, not every student wants all this depth of information. For the most part, it is for professional linguistics majors and people who are infatuated with languages and want to write books/scientific papers. The majority of my students do not want that, they just need to start speaking. Спасибо вам в любом случае! Успехов в работе! 🎉👍🫡 Советская школа английского языка наверное и до сих пор самая лучшая. У меня в школе были такие учителя, которые в Москве учились ему, примерно так же, как и вы…. Слава Господу за них! Многому научили с ранних лет, даже республиканские олимпиады выигрывала.

[@CatherineLFY]

You are a wonderful teacher! I look forward to your next lesson. Thank you soo much😊

[@АлександрНиколаевич-у3э]

Charming aura, enchanting voice, intelligent and very resourceful content. Growing addicted, with every lesson. Thank you for your generous and fruitful contribution to the English learner’s community. Question: When converting “Did you participate in those protests?” into the Reported Speech, shouldn’t we use The Past Perfect Tense, taking a step back into the time room where the protests belong? I very much hope the misconception is on my side.

[@kishorwaze5303]

Excellent and comprehensive information but honestly telling it was too much in one go; would have been better if it had been split into two. Nonetheless, your efforts, knowledge,and command over English language is amazing. I am benifitted a lot! Thank you very much.

[@777Maranatha]

No kidding! Whoa, this lady is a fanatical monster! She just keeps going and going and going like the Energizer Bunny 😂 🐇🐰🤯😳🥵💣💥🫣 Sometimes I think that the end of the world will come sooner than her video would end. 😂😂 I don’t know, I guess this should be a compliment. At least, I mean no malice on my part. But by far not everyone can take it in one take. Even myself, being private tutor and translator / editor of English… 😅 Thank God, not every student wants all this depth of information. For the most part, it is for professional linguistics majors and people who are infatuated with languages and want to write books/scientific papers. The majority of my students do not want that, they just need to start speaking. Спасибо вам в любом случае! Успехов в работе! 🎉👍🫡 Советская школа английского языка наверное и до сих пор самая лучшая. У меня в школе были такие учителя, которые в Москве учились ему, примерно так же, как и вы…. Слава Господу за них! Многому научили с ранних лет, даже республиканские олимпиады выигрывала.

[@777Maranatha]

Thank you very much!! 🎉 How come you didn’t touch upon reporting requests/orders/commands, with the infinitive? Or did I miss it in the video?

[@comprehensively_english]

You did miss it, I believe. There's a section called 'Reporting imperative sentences'.

[@СветланаЕфремова-ф1н]

All text books say that you shouldn't change Conditional 2 in Reported speech

[@comprehensively_english]

Well, you must change it if the condition is not relevant any more.

[@WhatdoesthatmeanBeinggreat]

@comprehensively_english He said, "He often has a cold in winter". He said that he often had a cold in winter. Is it right?

[@WhatdoesthatmeanBeinggreat]

I mean if he still has a cold every winter

[@comprehensively_english]

@@WhatdoesthatmeanBeinggreat Yes, it's grammatically correct.