Conversation Reporting

Track every change of speaker and listener. Report each turn, then join related turns into a paragraph. Repeated names can be useful when pronouns would be ambiguous.

Understand and use it

Track every change of speaker and listener. Report each turn, then join related turns into a paragraph. Repeated names can be useful when pronouns would be ambiguous.

Look closely

Mom: "Where are you going?" Evan: "I am going to school."

Mom asked Evan where he was going. Evan said he was going to school.

Apply this lesson in writing →

From this rule to your writing

Family Dinner Conversation Classroom Conversation Market Conversation Office Conversation Hospital Conversation Railway Station Conversation Airport Conversation Birthday Party Conversation Restaurant Conversation Help Desk Conversation Shop Conversation School Playground Conversation

TRY IT YOURSELF

A quick check

A wrong answer is a chance to learn. Use the hint and try again.