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    DIRECT

    AND
    INDIRECT SPEECH
    Saying exactly what someone has
    said is called
    Direct Speech

    We write direct speech within


    quotation marks (“...”)
    While a person reports what someone
    says to someone else is called
    Indirect Speech.

    We do not write indirect speech within


    quotation marks.
    Kalimat langsung selalu terdiri dari dua
    bagian, yakni:

    REPORTING VERB REPORTED WORDS

    • Tono says, “I’m very good at English.”


    • Rini has said, “I like music very much.”
    Kalimat langsung dapat diubah menjadi
    kalimat tak langsung dengan ketentuan
    sebagai berikut.
    1. Bilamana ‘reporting verb’ dalam bentuk SIMPLE
    PRESENT TENSE, FUTURE TENSE, or
    PERFECT TENSE, maka dalam bentuk laporan
    “reported word”-nya tidak mengalami bentuk
    tenses.
    example:
     Ina says, “I like music very much.”
     Ina says that she likes music very much.
     Adi will say, “No body is late.”
     Adi will say that no body is late.
    2. Bilamana ‘reporting verb’ dalam bentuk SIMPLE
    PAST TENSE, or PAST PERFECT TENSE, maka
    dalam bentuk laporan “reprted word”-nya akan
    mengalami perubahan dalam tenses, keterangan
    waktu dan keterangan tempat.
    Perubahan tenses:
    1) S. Present Tense S. Past Tense
    2) Present Cont. Tense Past Cont. Tense
    3) Future Tense Past Future Tense
    4) Simple Past Tense Past Perfect Tense
    5) Present Perfect Tense Past Perfect Tense
    Perubahan keterangan waktu & tempat:
    1) now then
    2) yesterday the day before
    3) last night the night before
    4) last week the week before
    5) two days ago two days before

    6) tomorrow the following day


    7) next week the following week
    8) this that
    9) here there
    10) these those
    Example:
     Tuti said, “I have no money.” (S. Present
    Tense)
     Tuti said that she had no money

     Edi said, “I’ll see her tomorrow.” (Future


    Tense)
     Edi said that he would see her the following
    day.
    The use of the conjunction in
    indirect speech
    1. Sub clause positif, kata hubung “that”
    example:
     Rini said, “I love you.”
     Rini said that she loved me.
    2. Sub clause berupa pertanyaan yang
    jawabannya ‘yes/no’, kata hubung
    “if/whether”
    example:
     Adi asked me, “Are you sick?”
     Adi asked me whether/if I was sick.
    3. Sub clause berupa pertanyaan yang
    jawabannya pernyataan, kata hubung
    “question word”.
    example:
     Tina asked me, “Who are you?”
     Tina asked me who I was
    4. Sub clause berupa kalimat perintah,
    kata hubung “to”.
    example:
     Ira ordered me, “Close the door!”
     Ira ordered me to close the door.
    5. Sub clause berupa kalimat larangan,
    kata hubung “not to”.
    example:
     Ita said to me, “Don’t use my
    car!”
     Ita told me not to use her car
    • Change the following sentences into indirect
    or reported speech!
    1. Tono asked me, “where is your
    father now?”

    2. My father warned me, “please,


    don’t be in hurry!”

    1. Tono asked me where my father


    was then

    2. My father warned me not to be


    in hurry
    • Change into direct speech!

    1. Edy asked me if I had completed my work

    2. They told me not to park my car there

    1. Edy asked me, “ have you completed your


    task?”

    2. They told me, “Don’t park your car here!”


    !”
    Choose the correct words from brackets!
    1. Rini told me that her father (was, is, has been,
    had been) in London for two years
    2. They informed me that Mr. Hardi (will go,
    goes, would go) to his hometown

    Answer
    1. Rini told me that her father had been in
    London for two years
    2. They informed me that Mr. Hardi would go to
    his hometown

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