人教版高中一年级英语上册_unit1.ppt

Language Study 1. I’m living in London now. Charlie said that he was living in London now. 2. My father isn’t very well. He said his father wasn’t very well. 3. Sharon and Paul are getting married next month. He said Sharon and Paul were getting married next month. 4. Margaret has had a baby. He said Margaret had had a baby. 5. I don’t know what Fred is doing. He said he didn’t know what Fred was doing. 6. I saw Helen at a party in June and she seemed fine. He said he saw Helen at a party in June and she seemed fine. 7. I haven’t seen Diane recently. He said he hadn’t seen Diane recently. 8. I’m not enjoying my job very much. He said he was not enjoying his job very much. 9. You can come and stay at my flat if you are ever in London. He said I could go and stay at his flat if I was ever in London. 10. My car was stolen a few weeks ago. He said his car had been stolen a few weeks before. 11. I want to go on a holiday but I can’t afford it. He said he wanted to go on a holiday but he couldn’t afford it. 12. I’ll tell Ann I saw you. He said he would tell Ann he had seen me. Direct and Indirect Speech Don’t change the tense: 1. When we are talking about a truth: He said, “The earth goes around the sun.” → He said that the earth goes around the sun. 2. When we talk about the timetable: He said, “The plane takes off at 6:30a.m.” → He said that the plane takes off at 6:30a.m. 3. When we use a saying, a proverb or a quotation: He said, “Where there is a will, there is a way.” →He said where there is a will, there is a way. 4. When there is an adverbial indicating the past: Mr. Wang said, “I was born in September, 1972.” →Mr. Wang said he was born in September, 1972. 1. “I broke your CD player.” He told me that he . . 2. “Are you sure you didn’t do anything