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In this episode of Gabulary, join Mr. Na for a fun-filled adventure through the vibrant streets of Manhattan, New York, as we master Direct and Indirect Speech! Explore iconic landmarks like Times Square and Central Park while learning the essential rules for accurately reporting what someone else has said.
This video covers all the key grammar rules you need to know, including:

    Subjects and Pronouns: How to change pronouns correctly when switching from direct to indirect speech.
    Tenses: The rule of shifting verbs one step back in time (e.g., changing present to past, and past to past perfect).
    Adverbs of Time and Place: How words like "now" become "then", "yesterday" becomes "the day before", and "here" becomes "there".
    Modal Verbs: Understanding how "can", "will", and "must" transform into "could", "would", and "had to".
    When NOT to change tenses: Exceptions to the rules, such as when a statement is still true or when you are reporting your own words.

Test your knowledge with interactive activities, fun trivia about Manhattan's population, and practice exercises designed so you can learn on your own terms and time. Enjoy the video and keep learning!

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Mastering Reported Speech: A Grammar Adventure in Manhattan

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		In this episode of Gabulary, join Mr. Na for a fun-filled adventure through the vibrant streets of Manhattan, New York, as we master Direct and Indirect Speech! Explore iconic landmarks like Times Square and Central Park while learning the essential rules for accurately reporting what someone else has said. This video covers all the key grammar rules you need to know, including: Subjects and Pronouns: How to change pronouns correctly when switching from direct to indirect speech. Tenses: The rule of shifting verbs one step back in time (e.g., changing present to past, and past to past perfect). Adverbs of Time and Place: How words like "now" become "then", "yesterday" becomes "the day before", and "here" becomes "there". Modal Verbs: Understanding how "can", "will", and "must" transform into "could", "would", and "had to". When NOT to change tenses: Exceptions to the rules, such as when a statement is still true or when you are reporting your own words. Test your knowledge with interactive activities, fun trivia about Manhattan's population, and practice exercises designed so you can learn on your own terms and time. Enjoy the video and keep learning!			Image			View Quiz

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Direct Speech: "I can finish this project." How do you change the modal verb in indirect speech?	He said that he could finish the project.	He said that he will finish the project.,He said that he can finish the project.,He said that he could finish the project.,	1	adviser,
Direct Speech: "I live in New York." (The statement is still true) What is the correct reported speech when the statement is still relevant?	He said that he lives in New York.	He said that he had lived in New York.,He said that he lives in New York.,He said that he lived in New York. ,	1	absorb,according,