When we report what someone said, we often need to change the verb tense but first, we must recognise which tense the original sentence is in. Each tense tells us when something happens – now, before, or later – and helps us choose the correct form when we turn direct speech into reported speech. In this activity, you will practise spotting verb tenses in sentences. This is your first step toward mastering reported speech! Read each sentence carefully. Decide which tense it is written in. Choose the correct option.
You can revise grammar tenses from the previous theoretical unit here: Talking About Tomorrow: Ways to Express the Future
1. They usually start their morning meetings at eight.
2. The pilot flew through a heavy storm without losing control of the aircraft.
3. The company will increase salaries for all employees next year.
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