Direct and Indirect Speech Quiz
Gauge how well you handle direct and reported speech in 10 minutes. Get a clear score from 16 free questions, with no sign-up, covering tense shifts, pronouns, and punctuation.


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Direct and Indirect Speech Knowledge (DaISK)
Direct and Indirect Speech Knowledge (DaISK)
Average
9.2
Normal range
7.1 — 11.4
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0
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16
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- The teacher said the class that they opened their books.
- The teacher asked whether the class opened their books.
- The teacher told that the class open their books.
- The teacher told the class to open their books.
- According to Nina, the train was late.
- Nina said that the train was late.
- Nina said, “The train is late.”
- Nina described the train as being late.
- Rosa asked Ben why was he laughing.
- Rosa asked Ben that why he was laughing.
- Rosa asked Ben why he was laughing.
- Rosa asked Ben why did he laugh.
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Direct and Indirect Speech Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Take this free direct and indirect speech quiz to check how well you recognize and transform quoted and reported language. Identify how messages are presented, choose accurate conversions, and apply rules for punctuation, tense, pronouns, questions, commands, and time expressions. The quiz contains 16 multiple-choice questions and requires no sign-up. Your score provides a concise summary of your current grammar knowledge.
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