Hace ya un tiempo les explicábamos la forma de pasar una frase a
lenguaje indirecto, es decir el empleo de una
estructura gramatical para
contar o hacer referencia sobre algo que otra persona a dicho con anticipación. Hoy te proponemos un nuevo
ejercicio de repaso -con un grado mayor de dificultad- para que puedas comprender mejor su buen uso:
 - “It is not allowed to smoke inside the building”, the guard said.
- Tom asked: “Did you enjoy the meeting?”
- “Who is the new student?”, the teacher asked.
- “I will punish you if you talk to me like that”, my mother said.
- Carl said: “This is the most difficult exercise I have ever done”.
- “Have you bought the new book?”, my mother asked me.
- “What is the main problem?”, the worker inquired.
- “Get out of the car”, the policeman ordered.
 - “When is the appointment?”, the boss wanted to know.
- “The front door is broken”, Susan noticed.
- “Are you going to go to the wedding?”, Mark wanted to know.
- “Can you give me your phone number?”, my brother asked.
- “I will give you more holidays”, my boss promised me.
- Rose inquired: “Do you bring enough luggage?”
- “Where did you leave your keys?”, my father asked.
- My father told me: “you need to buy a new car”.
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