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Reported speech index pages
Teaching indirect speech articles (with game ideas)
15 fun ways of practising reported speech
Yet another 15 games for reported speech
Photocopiable reported speech classroom activities
What people say at important events (with reporting verbs and names of festivals and celebrations)
Reported speech the same or different
Reporting verbs sentence completion games (bluffing, guessing and things in common)
Reported speech discussion questions
CPE Reported speech key word sentence transformations
Reported speech memory challenge
Reported speech extended speech
Food from different countries bluffing game (with nationality words and reported speech)
Reported Speech key word sentence transformations (for FCE Use of English Part Four, but very useful for other classes)
Reported speech and determiners in names of places speaking activities
Reporting verbs for writing business minutes
Reporting verbs in formal business English
Reporting verbs guessing game and storytelling
Functional language reported speech storytelling game
People who speak to you reported speech game
Reported speech consequences writing game and Pre-Intermediate version
Reported speech functional language guessing game
Special occasions reported speech cultural differences
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Updated 22 February 2024
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I loved the activities1 Thank you for sharing! It really helps busy teachers like me! :) <3
thank you for these great activities to help students practice reported speech
Thanks, Alex for these great activities for Reported Speeech. Do any focus on the time changes in Reported Speech?
Thanks for the nice comment. No worksheets specifically on that, but if I remember correctly then there is some of that in the key word sentence transformations.
I am an online English teacher with mostly 1 to 1 classes. I would like to adapt some of your games into Powerpoint PPT’s. Is it okay with you? Peter
No problem at all, as long as they are only shared privately with your students, not shared publically online like this. Would be nice if you could include a little “Adapted from materials from https://tefltastic.wordpress.com” or similar somewhere on it.