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If we report what another person has said, we usually do not use the speaker’s exact words (direct speech), but reported (indirect) speech. Therefore, you need to learn how to transform direct speech into reported speech. The structure is a little different depending on whether you want to transform a statement, question or request.

Statements   Questions  Requests

Exercise (statements) - Exercise (questions) - Exercise  (requests) - Exercise  (mixed)

Listen to statements in direct and reported speech -> Click HERE.

Listen to questions in direct and reported speech -> Click HERE.

My 4th year C ESO students have Music as one of their optional subjects. In their Music classes they play instruments, sing, dance and of course learn about the history of music.

One of the songs they have to sing during the third term is "Do you hear the people sing?", from the amazing musical play "Les Misérables". Their music teacher intends to ask them to sing the song in English, so he has asked me to help them with the pronunciation and to translate the song into Spanish. I love "Les Misérables", in fact I have recently seen the musical in Madrid( click here, here and here) and I was astonished....The superb voices, the production..... Incredible!!!!!!!!!!  In fact, the novel on which it is based, "Les Misérables", by Victor Hugo, is a masterpiece.

 Here you have the lyrics.

Other famous songs from "Les Misérables":

One day more.

On my own.

Stars.

I dreamed a dream.

Bring him home.

( "Les Misérables" 25th anniversary concert )

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Aquí " Absurdos sentimientos, de Hilda Fernández".

Aquí "25 de Abril - O Tesouro".

Aquí "Ana Mª Matute".