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Direct Style: “Please get me a cup of tea”. Indirect Style: She asked me get her a cup of tea. Indirect Style: She asked to please get her a cup of tea. Indirect Style: She asked me to get her a cup of tea.

Spanish: Sharon está muy contenta con su nuevo móvil. English: Sharon is very pleased with her new mobile. English: Sharon is very happy to her new mobile. English: Sharon is very pleased for her new mobile.

Direct Style: “Don’t do it!”. Indirect Style: She ordered me not to do it. Indirect Style: She told me do it. Indirect Style: She told me to do it.

Direct Style: “We went to the cinema and then to a Chinese restaurant”. Indirect Style: She said that they had gone to the cinema and then to a Chinese restaurant. Indirect Style: She said that they gone to the cinema and then to a Chinese restaurant. Indirect Style: She ordered that they gone to the cinema and then to a Chinese restaurant.

Direct Style: “Be quick!”. Indirect Style: She ordered me to be quick. Indirect Style: She ordered me be quick. Indirect Style: She said me to be quick.

Direct Style: “I’m leaving tomorrow”. Indirect Style: She said that she was leaving the following day. Indirect Style: She said me that she was leaving the following day. Indirect Style: She said she was leaving today.

Direct Style: “Please get me a cup of tea”. Indirect Style: She asked me to get her a cup of tea. Indirect Style: She asked to please get her a cup of tea. Indirect Style: She asked me get her a cup of tea.

Short stories are: extremely short narratives that deal with a single topic. a short, formal piece of writing that deals with a single topic. a spoken conversation that includes at least two characters.

Direct Style: “Could you explain number four, please?”. Indirect Style: She asked if I please could explain number four. Indirect Style: She claim me if I please could explain number four. Indirect Style: She ordered if I please could explain number four.

Direct Style: “Be quick!”. Indirect Style: She ordered me be quick. Indirect Style: She said me to be quick. Indirect Style: She ordered me to be quick.

Direct Style: “Please get me a cup of tea”. Indirect Style: She asked me to get her a cup of tea. Indirect Style: She asked to please get her a cup of tea. Indirect Style: She asked me get her a cup of tea.

Direct Style: “Where do you live?”. Indirect Style: She asked me where I lived. Indirect Style: She said me if I lived. Indirect Style: She said me where I lived.