I. REPORTED SPEECH QUESTIONS.

1. Me: ‘What is your name?’ She: ‘My name is Ana.’

INDIRECT QUESTIONS:
I WANT TO KNOW what your name is.
REPORTED SPEECH:
I ASKED HER what her name was, and SHE TOLD ME (THAT) her name
was Ana.
2. Me: ‘Where are you from?’ Samuel: ‘I am from Florida.’
INDIRECT QUESTION:
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW where you are from.
REPORTED QUESTION: I ASKED SAMUEL (HIM) where he was from,
and he told me that he was from Florida.
3. Me: ‘What time is it?’ Susan: ‘It is 7 o’clock.’
I ASKED SUSAN what time it was, and she told me that it was 7 o’clock.
4. Me: ‘Where do you live?’ Vero: ‘I live in Jardines de la Cañada.’
I ASKED Vero where she lived, and she told me that she lived in Jardines
de la Cañada.
(You make disappear DO, DOES, DID).
5. Me: ‘Where does your sister work?’ Esteban: ‘She works in Indiana.’
I asked Esteban where his sister worked, and he told me that she worked in
Indiana.
6. Me: ‘How often do you eat pizza?’ John: ‘I eat pizza twice a month.’
I asked John how often he ate pizza and he told me that he ate pizza twice
a month.
 7. Me: ‘What time does the movie start?’ Paul: ‘The movie starts at 9.’
I asked Paul what time the movie started, and he told me it (the movie)
started at 9.
8. Me: ‘Do you like avocado?’ Mary: ‘Yes, I do.’
I asked Mary IF she liked avocado, and she told me that she did.
9. Me: ‘Do you get up at 7?’ Linda: ‘No, I don’t.’
I asked Linda IF she got up at 7 and she told me that she didn’t.
10. Me: ‘Are you from China?’ Tomiko: ‘No, I am not.’
I asked Tomiko if she was from China and she told me that she was not.
when the party was.

where I was going.

who she was.

if I had played cards the day before.

why she was in Paris.

whose shoes I took.

if I was having breakfast then.

REPORTED SPEECH
SIMPLE PRESENT (TO BE) SIMPLE PAST
Felipe: Where are you from? Felipe asked me where I was from.
Susana: Are you happy? Susana asked me if I was happy.
Gustavo: Where are they? Gustavo asked me where they were.

SIMPLE PRESENT (DO, DOES) SIMPLE PAST

Diana: Where do you live? Diana asked where I lived.
My mom: What time does your sister come My mom asked me what time my sister came
back? back.

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE PAST PROGRESSIVE

Maria: What are you doing now? Maria asked me what I was doing then.
Lucy: When are they coming back? Lucy asked me when they were coming back.
David: Is she working here? David asked me if she was working
there/here.

SIMPLE PAST PAST PERFECT

Juan: Where did you go yesterday? Juan asked me where I had gone the day
before.
Ana: What time did your mom wake up? Ana asked me what time my mom had
woken up.
Renata: Did you enjoy the party last night? Renata asked me if I had enjoyed the party
the night before.

REPORTED SPEECH
PRESENT PAST
Santi: I am a goalkeeper. Santi told me that he was a
goalkeeper.
Matheo and Maria: We are playing. Matheo and Maria told me that
they were playing.
Vero: I love enchiladas. Vero told me that she loved
enchiladas.
Kris: I never go shopping. Kris told me that he never went
shopping.
Mony: We eat vegetables every Mony told me that they ate
day. vegetables every day.
Alan: I don’t like pizza. Alan told me that he didn’t like
pizza.
Sue: I usually go running. Sue told me that she usually went
running.

PAST PAST PERFECT (HAD + PaPa)

Mark: I went to Los Angeles last Mark told me that he had gone to
month. Los Angeles last month (the
previous month).
Frank: I drank too much coffee. Frank told me that he had drunk
too much coffee.
Jim: We swam in the ocean. Jim told me that they had swum in
the ocean.
Helen: I did a lot of exercise last Helen told me that she had done a
night. lot of exercise the night before.
Alan: I was born in Washington. Alan told me that he had been born
in Washington.
My sister: We were watching TV. My sister told me that they had
been watching TV.

PRESENT PERFECT.
PRESENT PERFECT (have/has + PAST PERFECT (had + PaPa).
PaPa)
Vero: I have slept a lot. Vero told me that she had slept a
lot.
Karla: We have spent a lot of Karla told me that they had spent a
money in HBO Max. lot of money in HBO Max.
Mariana: I have never been to Mariana told me that she had never
Acapulco. been to Acapulco.
Pepe: I haven’t finished the project. Pepe told me that he hadn’t
finished the project.
Victor: My sister has had many Victor told me that his sister had
accidents recently. had many accidents recently.
MODALS.
MODALS IN PRESENT MODALS IN PAST
Natalie: I can buy the cake. Natalie told me that she could buy
the cake.
Dick: I will visit my parents next Dick told me that he would visit his
week. parents the coming week.
The Bible: You shall not kill. The Bible says that I should not kill.
The teacher: You may come in. The teacher told me that I might
come in.
Robert: You have to get on time Robert told me that I had to get on
every day. time every day.
Heidi: You must clean your room. Heidi told me that I had to clean
my room.
Gerardo: You should stop smoking. Gerardo told me that I should stop
smoking.

II. REACT TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS USING “REPORTED SPEECH.”

1. John: ‘What is your last name?’ JOHN ASKED ME WHAT MY LAST NAME
WAS.

2. Giovanni: ‘Where does your uncle live?’ GIOVANNI ASKED WHERE MY

UNCLE LIVED.

3. Robert: ‘What time was it when you got home?’ ROBERT ASKED ME WHAT
TIME IT HAD BEEN WHEN I HAD GOT (GOTTEN) HOME.

4. Peter: ‘How old was your sister when you were born?’ PETER ASKED ME HOW
OLD MY SISTER HAD BEEN (WAS) WHEN I HAD BEEN (WAS) BORN.

5. Jackie: ‘Where did you go shopping yesterday?’ JACKIE ASKED ME WHERE I

HAD GONE SHOPPING YESTERDAY (THE DAY BEFORE).

6. Bern: ‘Who is the person in the picture?’

7. Nate: ‘Did you like the concert last night?’

8. Gustavo: ‘Do you love playing soccer?’

9. My mom: ‘Does Ana drink milk every day?’

10. My brother: ‘Where can I get a watch like the one, you’re wearing?’

11. Malik: ‘How far is it from here to Algeria?’

12. My cousin: ‘Where was your father from?’

13. Carol: ‘When do you celebrate your mom’s birthday?’

14. Frank: ‘Does he like “Doctor House”?’

15. Fernando: ‘Is it raining?’

III. REPORTED QUESTIONS.

 THE OFFICER ASKED SAM WHEN HIS MOTHER HAD BEEN ROBBED.

TOM ASKED BO WHAT COLOUR HIS NEW CAR WAS.

THE BOSS ASKED MR. GREY WHAT HE WAS LOOKING FOR UNDER HIS TABLE NOW
(THEN).
TINA ASKED HER MUM WHY THEY COULDN’T AFFORD A BIGGER FLAT.

THE CLERK ASKED SYLVIE HOW OLD SHE WAS.

TINA ASKED HER MUM WHEN THE LUNCH WOULD BE READY.

THE PSYCHOLOGIST ASKED SYLVIE HOW SHE HAD TRIED TO COPE WITH THAT PROBLEM.

MUM ASKED THE CHILDREN WHERE HER NEW SLIPPERS WERE.

THE TEACHER ASKED JACK WHERE HE HAD FOUND THAT GREAT BOOK.

MIKE ASKED SAM WHERE HE WAS FROM.

MUM ASKED PAUL HOW MANY APPLES HE HAD EATEN THAT DAY (TODAY).

PEGGY ASKED DOUG WHEN HE HAD LOST HER TELEPHONE NUMBER.

THE GREENGROCER ASKED MRS HILL WHAT HE COULD DO FOR HER.

MRS DRILL ASKED SAM WHOSE COMPOSITION WASN’T ON HER DESK.

LINDA ASKED THE WRITER HOW HE COULD DRIVE IN THAT STORM.

THE TEACHER ASKED JACK WHAT THAT SCAR ON HIS FACE WAS.

MIKE ASKED SAM WHO HE WOULD TAKE TO THE HOSPITAL THE DAY
AFTER.
MUM ASKED PAUL HOW OFTEN HE CLEANED HIS TEETH A DAY.

GRANDMA ASKED PETER WHY HE WAS SO SAD.

MRS. FARRELL ASKED MR. KYLE HOW HE COULD HELP WITH THE PREPARATION OF THE
PARTY.

COBB SAID YOU’D (YOU WOULD) BE BACK.

COBB - SHE WILL BE BACK.
B – OKAY.

I. CHANGE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS INTO REPORTED

SPEECH.

1. Lucy: My cousin Alicia lives here. LUCY TOLD ME THAT HER COUSIN
ALICIA LIVED THERE.

2. John and James: We have visited China many times so far. JOHN AND
JAMES TOLD ME THAT THEY HAD VISITED CHINA MANY TIMES SO
FAR (UNTIL THE MOMENT).

3. Grace: Teresa was my boss few years ago. GRACE TOLD ME THAT
TERESA HAD BEEN HER BOSS FEW YEARS AGO.

4. Peter: I can’t play the drums. PETER TOLD ME THAT HE COULDN’T

PLAY THE DRUMS.

5. George: I don’t like soy sauce. GEORGE TOLD ME THAT HE DIDN’T

LIKE SOY SAUCE.

6. Susan: You must get on time. SUSAN TOLD ME THAT I HAD TO GET
ON TIME.

7. Bob: My dog was run over by a drunk driver. BOB TOLD ME THAT HIS
DOG HAD BEEN RUN OVER BY A DRUNK DRIVER.

8. My sister: My boyfriend wants to be a dentist. MY SISTER TOLD ME

THAT HER BOYFRIEND WANTED TO BE A DENTIST.

9. Yumiko: I have never read a book in Spanish. YUMIKO TOLD ME THAT

SHE HAD NEVER READ A BOOK IN SPANISH.
10. Patrick: You may enter the lab. PATRICK TOLD ME THAT I MIGHT
ENTER THE LAB.

11. Julia: I was born in Cambridge. JULIA TOLD ME THAT SHE HAD BEEN
BORN IN CAMBRIDGE.

12. Melanie: I go to Paris every year. MELANIE TOLD ME THAT SHE WENT
TO PARIS EVERY YEAR.

13. Alberto: We went to Veracruz last month. ALBERTO TOLD ME THAT

THEY HAD GONE TO VERACRUZ THE PREVIOUS MONTH.

14. The Bible: You shall not covet. THE BIBLE SAID THAT I SHOULD NOT
COVET.

15. Tom: I didn’t need glasses but now I do. TOM TOLD ME THAT HE
HADN’T NEEDED GLASSES BUT THEN HE DID.

16. Thomas: I have worked here for twenty years in a row. THOMAS TOLD
ME THAT HE HAD WORKED THERE (WASHINGTON) FOR TWENTY
YEARS IN A ROW.

17. My sisters: We will have to make the Christmas dinner. MY SISTERS

TOLD ME THAT THEY WOULD HAVE TO MAKE THE XMAS DINNER.

18. Rose: I can help you if you want. ROSE TOLD ME THAT SHE COULD
HELP ME IF I WANTED.

19. Nuria: My dog’s name is “Rufus”. NURIA SAID TO ME THAT HER

DOG’S NAME IS (WAS) RUFUS.

20. Alejandro: We went to a concert last night. ALEJANDRO SAID THAT

THEY HAD BEEN TO A CONCERT THE NIGHT BEFORE.

IV. LANGUAGE.
V. PRACTICE.

HIS FATHER WASN’T VERY WELL.

SAID THAT RACHEL AND MARK WERE GETTING MARRIED NEXT MONTH (THE COMING MONTH)
HE SAID THAT HIS SISTER HAD HAD A BABY.
HE SAID THAT HE DIDN’T KNOW WHAT JOE WAS DOING.
HE SAID THAT HE HAD SEEN HELEN AT A PARTY IN JUNE AND SHE HAD SEEMED FINE.
HE SAID THAT HE HADN’T SEEN AMY RECENTLY.
HE SAID THAT HE WAS NOT ENJOYING HIS JOB VERY MUCH.
HE SAID THAT I COULD COME AND STAY AT HIS PLACE IF I WAS EVER IN LONDON.
HE SAID THAT HIS CAR HAD BEEN STOLEN A FEW DAYS AGO (A FEW DAYS BEFORE).
STEVE SAID THAT HE WANTED TO GO ON HOLIDAY BUT HE COULDN’T AFFORD IT.
HE SAID HE WOULD TELL CHRIS THAT HE HAD SEEN ME.

that she wouldn’t come to the party.

that they didn’t get on well

that he didn’t know

that she would be

that you would stay at/you were staying at

that he didn’t speak/he couldn’t speak

that he saw you/ he had seen you

VI. LANGUAGE.
VII. PRACTICE.

YOU SAID YOU DIDN’T LIKE / EAT FISH.

BUT YOU SAID YOU COULDN’T DRIVE.
BUT YOU SAID THAT SHE HAD A VERY WELL-PAID JOB
BUT YOU SAID THAT YOU DIDN’T HAVE ANY BROTHERS OR SISTERS
BUT YOU SAID THAT YOU HAD NEVER BEEN TO THE U.S.
BUT YOU SAID THAT YOU WERE WORKING TOMORROW
BUT YOU SAID THAT JANE WAS A FRIEND OF YOURS.

Tell
Say
said
told
said
tell said
tell say
told
said

her to slow down

her NOT to worry.
asked Tom to give me a hand (to help me)
asked me to open my bag
asked him to get me a paper
told him to mind his own business
asked her to marry him
told her NOT to wait (for me) if I was late
SAY / TELL
I TOLD MONY THAT SHE SEEMED TO BE BETTER.
I SAID MONY… (INCORRECT)
I SAID TO MONY THAT SHE SEEMED TO BE BETTER.
DESCARTES SAID “I THINK THEN I AM”.

Personal Pronoun Object Pronoun Example

I Me My mom loves me.
You You I will give you the key.
He Him Susan hit him.
She Her I told her to be quiet.
It It I ate it (the pizza).
We Us Ann told us to clean.
You (plural) You (plural) I will read you a story.
They Them I told them to wait.

REPORTED SPEECH.
Susan – Where do you live?
Me – I live in the State of Mexico.
Susan ASKED me where I lived and I TOLD her that I lived in the State of
Mexico.

Me – Where are you from?

Mony – I am from Mexico City.
I ASKED Mony where she was from and she TOLD me that she was from Mexico
City.

Me – What is your last name?

Isaac – My last name is Moreno.
Carlos asked /askt/ Isaac what his last name was and Isaac told him that his last
name was Moreno.

Me – Where do you work?

Gustavo – I work in Naucalpan.
I ASKED GUSTAVO WHERE HE WORKED /T/ AND HE TOLD ME THAT HE
WORKED IN NAUCALPAN.
Felipe – What time is it?
Me – It is 7:50.
FELIPE ASKED ME WHAT TIME IT WAS AND I TOLD HIM THAT IT WAS
7:50.

Juan – How often do you drink coffee?

Me – I drink coffee every day.
JUAN ASKED ME HOW OFTEN I DRANK COFFEE AND I TOLD HIM (THAT)
I DRANK COFFEE EVERY DAY.
REPORTED QUESTIONS

THE OFFICER ASKED SAM WHEN HIS MOM HAD BEEN ROBBED.

TOM ASKED BO WHAT COLOUR WAS HIS NEW CAR.

THE BOSS ASKED MR. GREY WHAT HE WAS LOOKING FOR UNDER HIS TABLE THEN (NOW).

TINA ASKED HER MUM WHY THEY COULDN’T AFFORD A BIGGER FLAT.

THE CLERK ASKED SYLVIE HOW OLD SHE WAS.

TINA ASKED HER MUM WHEN THE LUNCH WOULD BE READY.

THE PSYCHOLOGIST ASKED SYLVIE HOW SHE HAD TRIED TO COPE WITH THAT PROBLEM.

MUM ASKED THE CHILDREN WHERE HER NEW SLIPPERS (THEY) WERE.

THE TEACHER ASKED JACK WHERE HE HAD FOUND THAT GREAT BOOK.

MIKE ASKED /ASKT/ SAM WHERE HE WAS FROM.

MUM ASKED PAUL HOW MANY APPLES HE HAD EATEN THIS DAY.

PEGGY ASKED DOUG WHEN HE HAD LOST HER TELEPHONE NUMBER.

THE GREENGROCER ASKED MRS./MIZIS/ HILL WHAT HE COULD /KUD/ DO FOR HER.

MRS. DRILL ASKED SAM WHOSE COMPOSITION WASN’T ON HER DESK.

LINDA ASKED THE WRITER HOW HE/SHE COULD DRIVE IN THAT STORM.

THE TEACHER ASKED JACK WHAT THAT SCAR ON HIS FACE WAS.

MIKE ASKED SAM WHO HE WOULD TAKE TO THE HOSPITAL THE DAY AFTER.

MUM ASKED PAUL HOW OFTEN HE CLEANED /KLIND/ HIS TEETH A DAY.

GRANDMA ASKED PETER WHY HE WAS SO SAD.

MRS. FARRELL ASKED MR. KYLE HOW HE COULD HELP WITH THE PREPARATION OF THE
PARTY.
THE BOSS ASKED MR. GREY WHY HE WAS WEARING THAT AWFUL SHIRT.

THE GREENGROCER ASKED MRS. HILL WHERE THEY HAD ENJOYED THEMSELVES.

DAD ASKED THE CHILDREN WHAT THEY HAD BROUGHT TO THE PICNIC.

MUM ASKED THE CHILDREN WHAT THEY HAD DONE WITH THE BROKEN PLATES.

MS. STONE ASKED ANDY WHAT HAD HAPPENED TO HER/HIS FATHER THE DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY (TWO
DAYS AGO).
PETER’S WIFE ASKED PETER WHY THERE WASN’T ANY COFFEE FOR HER.

MR. MARVEL ASKED MRS. LODGE HOW LONG SHE HAD BEEN WAITING FOR HIM.
REPORTED SPEECH.

1. Mark: I work in the County Hospital. MARK TOLD ME THAT HE

WORKED IN THE COUNTY /KAUNTI/ HOSPITAL.

2. Juliana: My mom is from Russia. JULIANA TOLD ME THAT HER MOM

WAS FROM RUSSIA. /ROSHA/

3. Gustavo: I can help you with that heavy bag. GUSTAVO TOLD ME THAT
HE COULD /KUD/ HELP ME WITH THAT HEAVY /JEVI/BAG.

4. My mom: You will have to make the dinner. MY MOM TOLD ME THAT I
WOULD HAVE TO MAKE THE DINNER.

5. Karen: You bought the wrong cake. KAREN TOLD ME THAT I HAD
BOUGHT THE WRONG /RRONG/CAKE.

6. Nahomi: Your best friend lived there. NAHOMI TOLD ME THAT MY

BEST FRIEND HAD LIVED THERE.

7. Bob: I am coming back tomorrow night. BOB TOLD ME THAT HE WAS

COMING BACK THE DAY AFTER AT NIGHT.

8. My sister: You should stop smoking. MY SISTER TOLD ME THAT I

SHOULD /SHUD/ STOP SMOKING.

9. Greg: I am really sad today. GREG TOLD ME THAT HE WAS REALLY

SAD THIS DAY.

10. Nathan: I failed the Calculus exam. NATHAN TOLD ME THAT HE HAD
FAILED THE CALCULUS EXAM.

11. Sam: Do you like chocolate? SAM ASKED ME IF I LIKED CHOCOLATE.

12. Diana: Where do you work? DIANA ASKED ME WHERE I WORKED.

 13. My uncle: Where was your dad from? MY UNCLE ASKED ME WHERE
MY DAD HAD BEEN FROM.

14. Maria: Did you finish your sandwich? MARIA ASKED ME IF I HAD
FINISHED MY SANDWICH.

15. Yu: Can I help you? YU ASKED ME IF HE COULD HELP ME.

16. Vanya: Have you ever driven a truck? VANYA ASKED IF I HAD EVER
DRIVEN A TRUCK.

FOLLOW THE EXAMPLES AND CONNECT THE TWO IDEAS:

1. I like pizza. I like hamburgers. I like BOTH pizza AND hamburgers.

2. I don’t like baseball. I don’t like soccer. I like NEITHER baseball NOR
soccer.

3. I can go to Acapulco. I can go to Vallarta. I CAN GO EITHER TO

ACAPULCO OR TO VALLARTA.

4. I love my mom. I love my dad. I LOVE BOTH MY MOM AND MY DAD.

5. I hate Pepsi. I hate Coke. I HATE BOTH /BOUZ/ PEPSI AND COKE.
/KOUK/

6. I would live in China. I would live in Japan. I WOULD LIVE EITHER IN

CHINA OR IN JAPAN.

7. I would like to visit China. I would like to visit Japan.

8. I cannot play the piano. I cannot play the drums. I CAN PLAY NEITHER
THE PIANO NOR THE DRUMS.

9. I won’t watch a movie. I won’t watch a soap opera. I WILL WATCH

NEITHER A MOVIE NOR A SOAP OPERA.

10. My mom enjoys Mole. My mom enjoys enchiladas. MY MOM ENJOYS

BOTH MOLE AND ENCHILADAS.

11. I would go to Wal-Mart. I would go to Soriana. I WOULD GO EITHER TO

WAL-MART OR TO SORIANA.

12. I don’t like swimming. I don’t like dancing. I LIKE NEITHER SWIMMING
NOR DANCING. WHAT DO YOU LIKE MORE, SWIMMING OR
DANCING?

13. I hate Reggaeton. I hate Rap. I HATE BOTH REGGAETON AND RAP.

14. My brother wouldn’t live in USA. My brother wouldn’t live in Canada. MY

BROTHER WOULD LIVE NEITHER /NIDER/ IN USA NOR IN CANADA.
 15. I love Guanajuato. I love Michoacan. I LOVE BOTH GUANAJUATO AND
MICHOACAN.

16. I don’t speak French. I don’t speak German. I SPEAK NEITHER FRENCH
NOR GERMAN. / I DON’T SPEAK EITHER FRENCH OR GERMAN.

“BOTH, NEITHER… NOR, EITHER… OR”

MONY: I like meat balls. I like mash.
I like BOTH meat balls AND mash.

MONY: I don’t like whiskey. I don’t like rum.

+ -
I like NEITHER whiskey NOR rum.
I don’t like EITHER whiskey OR rum.

I would go to Cancun. I would go to Vallarta.

I would go EITHER to Cancun OR to Vallarta.

I would eat EITHER pozole OR enchiladas.

I would live EITHER in Atizapan OR Cuautitlan Izcalli.

I hate Mirinda. I hate Fanta.

I hate BOTH Mirinda AND Fanta.

I would live in the city.

I would live in the country.
I would live EITHER in the city OR in the country.

I can’t play the piano. I can’t play the guitar.

I can play NEITHER the piano NOR the guitar.

I DON’T LIKE HAWAIIAN PIZZA.

I LIKE HAWAIIAN PIZZA.
 DO YOU LIKE HAWAIIAN PIZZA?
 I DO LIKE HAWAIIAN PIZZA.

+ -
I LIKE NEITHER SPRITE NOR 7UP.
 I DON’T LIKE SPRITE.
 I DON’T LIKE 7UP.
 NEITHER

EITHER

NEITHER

BOTH

EITHER

EITHER

NEITHER

BOTH

EITHER

NEITHER
CONNECT THE TWO IDEAS /aidias/ TO MAKE ONE.

1. I don’t like Horror Movies. I don’t like Thrillers. I LIKE NEITHER HORROR MOVIES
NOR THRILLERS.

2. I would like to live in Italy. I would like to live in France. I WOULD LIVE EITHER IN
ITALY OR IN FRANCE.

3. I have a PC. I have a laptop. I HAVE BOTH A PC AND A LAPTOP.

4. I enjoy Guanajuato. I enjoy Morelia. I ENJOY BOTH GUANAJUATO AND MORELIA.

5. I wouldn’t play GTA. I wouldn’t play Mortal Kombat. I WOULD PLAY NEITHER GTA
NOR MORTAL KOMBAT

6. I like cookies. I like sweet bread. I LIKE BOTH COOKIES AND SWEET BREAD.

7. I don’t like “Harry Potter”. I don’t like “the Fast and the Furious”. I LIKE NEITHER
HARRY POTTER NOR THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS.

8. I love my son. I love my daughter. I LOVE BOTH MY SON AND MY DAUGHTER

/DORER/

9. I would never eat ham. I would never eat sausage. I WOULD EAT NEITHER HAM NOR
SAUSAGE /SOSISH/.

10. I like studying Math. I like studying Physics. I LIKE STUDYING BOTH MATH AND
PHYSICS.

11. I can visit my cousin. I can visit my aunt. /ANT/ I CAN VISIT EITHER MY COUSIN OR
MY AUNT.

12. I hate sea food. I hate spicy food. I HATE BOTH SEA FOOD AND SPICY FOOD.

13. I don’t understand Calculus. I don’t understand Algebra. I UNDERSTAND NEITHER

CALCULUS NOR ALGEBRA.

14. I will study Philosophy. I will study Ethics. I WILL STUDY EITHER PHILOSOPHY OR
ETHICS.

CONNECT THE TWO IDEAS TO MAKE ONE:

 1. My cousin doesn’t like swimming. My cousin doesn’t like playing golf.

2. I love drinking coffee. I love drinking Coke TOO.

3. I can play the piano. I can play the drums.

4. Susan would live in Spain. Susan would live in Switzerland.

5. My mom likes soap operas. My mom likes sitcoms TOO.

6. We don’t eat fats. We don’t eat carbohydrates.

7. I’m afraid of spiders. I’m afraid of dogs.

8. John hasn’t been to Texas. John hasn’t been to Fort Worth.

9. I enjoy listening to music. I enjoy going to the forest TOO.

10. I can speak Portuguese. I can speak Spanish.

11.We can take a cab. We can take the bus.

12.I hate zucchini. I hate carrot.

13.We can make the party in my house. we can make the party in Robert’s
house.

14.I like “The Lord of the Rings.” I like “The Chronicles of Narnia.”

15. I enjoy playing chess. I enjoy playing Scrabble TOO.

LANGUAGE.
PRACTICE.