Detect bias and misinformation; report what others said with correct tense agreement.
A journalist explains how a sensational headline distorted a study.
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In indirect speech after a past reporting verb, tenses shift back: present → imperfect (« è » → « era »), passato prossimo → trapassato (« ha verificato » → « aveva verificato »), future → conditional perfect (« avrà » → « avrebbe avuto »). Example: Direct « Il titolo è fuorviante » → Indirect « Ha detto che il titolo era fuorviante ». Time/place words also shift: oggi → quel giorno, qui → lì.
Report (in indirect speech) three things someone said about fake news, using a past reporting verb. 4–5 sentences.
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