Using indirect speech to report words and ideas
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Choosing past or present tense | page 1 of 3 |
Introduction
This file gives details of choosing a past or present tense in indirect speech.
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Introduction
Choosing a tense for the reporting verb
Choosing a tense for the subordinate clause