Relate what someone said using reported (indirect) speech.
Someone passes on a message from a colleague. Listen for how the original words change in reported speech.
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In reported speech, the tense usually shifts back: présent → imparfait (« je suis » → « il a dit qu'il était »), futur → conditionnel (« je serai » → « il a dit qu'il serait »). Questions are reported with « si » (yes/no: « il a demandé si… ») or « ce que » (« what »: « il a demandé ce que je faisais »).
Imagine a friend told you three things and asked you one question. Report them (4–5 sentences) with il/elle a dit que and m'a demandé si.
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