Explore the differences between direct and reported speech, learn how to convert direct speech into reported speech, and understand when to use each form in writing. Direct speech uses the speaker's actual words in quotes, while reported speech conveys the gist of what was said without using exact w

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Learn how to report questions, commands, and requests in reported speech, along with the usage of reporting verbs like say, tell, ask, promise, advice, deny, and suggest. Understand the changes in tenses, pronouns, and structure when reporting different types of speech acts.

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Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs) are gaining importance in therapeutic innovation to capture how patients feel about their treatment beyond clinical effectiveness. The European Patients Academy emphasizes the significance of measuring PROs through tools like Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs)

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Guide on creating a Student Self-Reported Academic Record (SSAR) for college applications, including setting up an account, entering demographic details, and listing coursework accurately. Emphasizes the importance of accuracy to avoid admission offer rescinding.

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Reported speech is used to convey what someone else has said in the past. This involves a shift in verb tenses, time, and place expressions. Learn about the rules and transformations in reported speech through examples like transforming "I am playing the guitar now" to "She said she was playing the

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This content provides examples of how direct speech sentences are transformed into reported speech sentences. Various scenarios are depicted, such as a doctor advising a patient, a policeman warning a thief, requests from individuals to others, and commands given by authority figures. Each direct sp

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Dive into the intricacies of reported verbs in English language. Explore how to transform direct speech into reported speech using different reporting verbs. Learn about verbs like 'offer', 'promise', 'invite', 'consider', and 'deny' in reported speech structures. Practice reporting the bold parts o

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Detailed analysis of the 2017 annual crime report in Uganda presented by AIGP Akullo Grace, covering various aspects including crime comparison, performance metrics, highest reported crimes, and crime trends. The report outlines an increase in reported cases compared to 2016, with insights into spec

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Yes/No questions in English grammar are essential for communication. These questions have two basic types - Yes/No questions and Wh-questions. Yes/No questions, also known as closed questions, have only two possible responses - Yes or No. To form a Yes/No question, verbs like BE, DO, HAVE, or modal

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The Health Protection Surveillance Centre in Ireland reported an increasing trend in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in 2018. The notification rate per 100,000 population showed rises in various STIs, with particular prevalence among young people aged 15-24 years. Chlamydia, herpes simplex, a

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This workshop focuses on developing language skills through the use of wh-questions. Participants engage in pair work, individual activities, and a presentation to practice asking and answering personal questions. The session includes activities such as writing personal questions, answering question

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This study examines self-reported xylazine exposure and experiences among Reddit users through a mixed methods approach. Natural Language Processing (NLP) was employed to extract mentions of xylazine from posts on opioid-related subreddits. Findings suggest a concerning presence of xylazine in illic

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The UIL Physics Capital Conference 2019 featured various physics topics and questions ranging from teaching quantum physics to dogs to fields like astronomy, measurement, uniform motion, forces, energy, and more. The event covered a wide array of physics concepts, and the directed study text focused

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Explore the fundamental rules of reported speech through examples and detailed explanations. Learn how to convert direct speech into reported speech effectively while understanding the necessary tense changes. Discover the essential guidelines for transforming statements accurately in English gramma

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Learn how to convert statements from the simple present tense to the simple past tense in reported speech with clear examples. Practice exercises are provided for better understanding, covering various sentence structures including negative sentences and present continuous to past continuous transfo

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Evaluation and Conclusion questions play a crucial role in assessing the effectiveness of an author in achieving specific effects and summarizing key points in a passage. These types of questions are commonly found in textual analysis tasks to evaluate the success of conveying ideas and themes. Eval

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Distinguishing between direct and reported speech is essential. Direct speech quotes the exact words using inverted commas, while reported speech summarizes without the same words, often in the past tense. In direct speech, present tense and inverted commas are used but not in reported speech.

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Bayesian audits, introduced by Ronald L. Rivest, offer a method to validate election results by sampling and analyzing paper ballots. They address the probability of incorrect winners being accepted and the upset probability of reported winners losing if all ballots were examined. The Bayesian metho

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This content covers various question forms in English grammar, including general questions, special questions, alternative questions, tag questions, direct and indirect questions, yes-no questions, and short answers. It explains the structure and usage of each type of question with helpful examples

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Learn the rules for changing imperative sentences in reported speech with examples. Discover how to transform direct commands into indirect requests, advice, or orders. Understand the structure of reported speech when addressing a person. Explore how to add respect when "Sir" is present in the repor

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This study aims to provide a quantitative analysis of patient-reported complications one year after mid-urethral slings in Sweden. The GynOp register covers all Swedish surgeries with a high coverage and patient response rate. The study, led by Stefan Zacharias and Eva Uustal, looks into complicatio

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This content highlights examples of reported speech in text messages, featuring various emotional expressions and conversations between two individuals. The provided text messages show dialogues involving feelings, requests, and decisions, which can serve as a practice exercise for reporting convers

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Explore the intricacies of reported speech and verb tenses through detailed explanations and examples. From transforming verb tenses to adjusting personal pronouns, delve into the nuances of grammar for effective communication.

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Dr. Bryan R. Garner from RTI International presented the relationship between staff-reported mechanisms of change and implementation integrity. The Substance Abuse Treatment to HIV Care (SAT2HIV) Project successfully addresses National HIV/AIDS Strategy Goals and related needs through various measur

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Evaluation of the usability of previously reported data (PRD) in the Census of Agriculture through methodology involving remote interviews and survey responses. Research questions focus on the assistance to respondents, impact on efficiency, and measurement error/data quality. Findings from usabilit

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Learn about the role of clauses as subjects in sentences, the use of anticipatory "It," adjectives of urgency, and verbs in the subjunctive mood. Explore reductions in that clauses and commands, including reported speech variations. Discover how to make requests for action and how they are reported

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The EdWeek Research Center conducted a series of surveys in 2020 to gather insights from K-12 teachers and administrators regarding the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on education. The surveys revealed a decline in teacher work hours and student learning time. Most teachers reported limited dail

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The Department of Health in Florida has released the 2019 data on the epidemiology of Hepatitis B and C as of January 21, 2021. The report includes information on acute and chronic cases, technical notes on case definitions, and changes in national case definitions in 2020. Acute cases require speci

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A study on the trends in self-reported sleep-related problems among U.S. adults, particularly those with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). The findings indicate a higher prevalence of sleep disorders, trouble sleeping, and nocturia in adults with CKD compared to those without CKD. The data suggests that

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FKL reported its interim results for the 6 months ending 30th September 2015. Overall, the company showed a mixed performance with reported PBT up by 14.7%, driven by strong trading in the Falklands drilling program. However, there was a decrease in underlying operating profit and pre-tax profits. T

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This presentation provides an in-depth look at the management of cases reported to the Office of Institutional Equity (OIE). It outlines strategic partnerships, anti-discrimination policies, and objectives for administrators to assess and address misconduct. The focus is on increasing understanding

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Learn how to form and structure questions in English using different tenses. Explore the usage of negative questions and reported speech with practical examples. Enhance your understanding of subject-verb order and the use of auxiliary verbs like do/does/did in forming questions. Improve your Englis

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Ohio Ahead conducted a successful business meeting where the Treasurer reported a positive financial growth from September 2014 to September 2015. The Membership Chair reported a significant increase in members, while various updates and future goals were discussed, including hosting the upcoming co

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Learn how to transform direct questions into indirect questions and reported speech in English. Gain insights into the structure, verb usage, and time shifting involved in these transformations through examples and illustrations.

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Boating accident statistics often focus on fatal incidents for reasons including knowledge, completeness, social cost, and lessons learned. Nonfatal accidents are under-reported, making fatal data more reliable. Legal requirements mandate reporting of accidents based on specific criteria, ensuring t

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In this English lesson for Class Nine students, the topic of Narration Part 3 focuses on changing the reported speech when it is imperative, optative, or exclamatory. Learning outcomes include the ability to transform such speeches effectively. The lesson covers rules for imperative reported speech,

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The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control reported 75,349 cases of gonorrhoea in 27 EU/EEA Member States for 2016, with an overall notification rate of 18.8 cases per 100,000 population. Infections were predominantly among men who have sex with men (MSM), with varying rates across Europ

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This update from CORC focuses on analyzing child and parent-reported outcomes and experiences in mental health services from 2011-15. It discusses challenges in data analysis, engagement through seminars and blogs, key findings, debates on measuring change and service limitations, and trajectories o

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In this English lesson for 9th graders, students learn about reported speech through a scenario where a student, Ana, asks her classmates for help with a research project. The classmates respond with reasons they cannot help, and Ana later recounts their responses using reported speech. The lesson a

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Evidence for five synthetic chemicals was reported by the Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU) at the 31st Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol. The research involved contributions from various experts and focused on new substances with ozone-depleting potential. The assessment pan

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