Question
Worksheet 3: Reporting ‘Wh’ Questions
Direct Speech:
“What time is it?” Peter asked Ray.
Reported Speech: Peter asked Ray what time it was.
- In the direct question, the verb comes before the noun (subject).
- In the reported statement, the verb comes after the noun (subject).
- Changes in tense, pronoun, time reference, position and punctuation apply.
- “What-are the children doing?” Grandpa asked my father.
Grandpa asked my father what
2. “Where is the post-office?” enquired the tourist.
The tourist enquired where
3. “Why are you crying?” my teacher asked Bala.
My teacher asked Bala why
4. “Why must she leave in such a hurry just now?” Prince Charming asked himself.
Prince Chaming asked himself why
“What time is it?” Peter asked Ray.
Reported Speech: Peter asked Ray what time it was.
2. “Where is the post-office?” enquired the tourist.
3. “Why are you crying?” my teacher asked Bala.
4. “Why must she leave in such a hurry just now?” Prince Charming asked himself.
Ask by Wang Reid. in Singapore
Mar 28,2025
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- what the children were doing.
- where the post-office was.
- why he was crying.
- why she had to leave in such a hurry just then.
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Grandpa asked my father what the children were doing.
The tourist enquired where the post-office was.
My teacher asked Bala why he was crying.
Prince Charming asked himself why she had to leave in such a hurry just then.