Reported questions

Reported Questions Exercise

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"Are they French or Canadian?," asked Charlie.
1. Charlie asked if they be French or Canadian.
2. Charlie asked if they is French or Canadian.
3. Charlie asked if they were French or Canadian.
"How much does it cost?" asked Carlos.
1. Carlos asked how much cost.
2. Carlos asked how much it cost.
3. Carlos asked how much it had cost.
"Who won the match?" asked Monica.
1. Monica asked who has won the match.
2. Monica asked who had won the match.
3. Monica asked who have won the match.
"Where do bears live?" asked George.
1. George asked where lived bears.
2. George asked where bears lives.
3. George asked where bears lived.
"Can they play the piano?" she asked.
1. She asked if they can play the piano.
2. She asked if they could play the piano.
3. She asked whether they can play the piano.
"Are we going out tonight?" asked Bob.
1. Bob asked whether they were going out that night.
2. Bob asked whether they are going out that night.
3. Bob asked if/whether they were going out this night.
"Is the Pope a Catholic," asked JK.
1. JK asked if the Pope be a Catholic.
2. JK asked if the Pope was a Catholic.
3. JK asked whether the Pope be a Catholic.
"Have you fed the cat yet, Philip?" asked Letizia.
1. Letizia asked Philip if he has already fed the cat.
2. Letizia asked Philip if he had already fed the cat.
3. Letizia asked Philip if he already fed the cat.
"Have you ever been to Lisbon?" Luis asked Paul.
1. Luis asked Paul whether he had ever been to Lisbon.
2. Luis asked Paul whether he had never been to Lisbon.
3. Luis asked Paul whether he has ever been to Lisbon.
"Do you like fried eggs?" Anne asked David.
1. Anne asked David whether he like fried eggs.
2. Anne asked David if he liked fried eggs.
3. Anne asked David if he like fried eggs.
"Who wants some more yoghurt ice cream?" asked Mum.
1. Mum asked who want some more yoghurt ice cream.
2. Mum asked who wants some more yoghurt ice cream.
3. Mum asked who wanted some more yoghurt ice cream.
"What has Daddy made for dinner?" asked Simon.
1. Simon asked what Daddy has made for dinner.
2. Simon asked what Daddy had made for dinner.
3. Simon asked what Daddy have made for dinner.
"Has Sarah ever been to Siena?" he asked.
1. He asked whether Sarah has ever been to Siena.
2. He asked whether Sarah had never been to Siena.
3. He asked whether Sarah had ever been to Siena.
"Can I use your mobile, John?" asked Sarah.
1. Sarah asked John if she could use his mobile.
2. Sarah asked John if she could use her mobile.
3. Sarah asked John if she can use his mobile.