Le discours indirect (Anglais)

« 1 / 2 Le discours indirect Le discours indirect signifie que l'on rapporte des paroles.

La phrase commence par un verbe introduisant ce qui a été dit ou pensé.

Le plus souvent, ce verbe est au passé, ce qui implique la modification des temps du reste de la phrase.

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Les temps Discours direct 1 Discours indirect They said: "This book ha page- They said (that) that book was turner." a page-turne,.

She said: "l've just been lucky." She said (that) she had just been luck y.

He said: "This film h flipping He said (that) that film was tlipping brilliant!" brilliant.

They said: "We will meet the The y said (that) they would meet the deadlines." deadlines.

He said: 11! can't make it on time." He said (that) he couldn't make it on time.

Dans le tableau ci-dessus, le verbe introducteur est au passé, ce qui induit une modification systématique du temps pour les paroles rapportées .

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Les pronoms et les adjectifs possessifs Discours direct 1 Discours indirect She said: "I have a phobia about She said (that) she had a phobia about spiders".

spiders.

He said: "My sister was terrified." He said (that) his sister had been terrified.

They said: "Yo ur essay h quite They said (that) my essay was quite something." something.

He said: "l've had great He said (that) he had had great expectations." expectations.

You said: "l'.ID.

brave but not You said (that) you ~ brave but not reckless. " reckless.

She said: "Your tamilies have sent She said (that) their families had sent you letters." them letters. 2 / 2. »