II. Directions: Identify whether the statement is TRUE or FALSE.

1. A sentence with direct speech should have a reporting verb in its past tense. 2. Question marks should be used to enclose the exact statement of the speaker
3. A comma should be used to separate the reporting verb and the speaker's sentence.
4. It is necessary to put the exact words of the speaker in an indirect speech.
5. In an indirect speech, the verb that the speaker used should be changed to past tense.
6. In changing a question with direct speech, the verb should be put before the subject of the reported speech.
7. The modal verbs like could, should, and might not need to be transformed in indirect speech
8. In reporting imperative sentences, the imperative verb remains imperative.​