أسئلة: Unit 6: Let's Hang Out!

Which verb is most commonly and naturally used as a reporting verb when changing direct questions into reported speech?

• ask
• say
• tell
• explain

What is the correct word order immediately following the question word when reporting a Wh- question?

• Subject + Verb
• Verb + Subject
• Auxiliary + Subject + Verb
• Infinitive verb only

Which connecting word must be used when reporting a Yes/No question?

• if or whether
• that
• what
• because

Choose the correct reported form of: He asked me, "Where are you going this weekend?"

• He asked me where I was going that weekend.
• He asked me where was I going that weekend.
• He asked me where am I going this weekend.
• He asked me where I am going that weekend.

Choose the correct reported form of: She asked him, "Do you want to hang out tonight?"

• She asked him if he wanted to hang out that night.
• She asked him did he want to hang out tonight.
• She asked him whether does he want to hang out that night.
• She asked him if he want to hang out tonight.

What happens to the auxiliary verbs 'do', 'does', or 'did' when converting a direct question to reported speech?

• They are deleted, and the main verb changes tense accordingly.
• They remain in their exact positions.
• They are moved to the end of the sentence.
• They are changed to 'have' or 'has'.

What does the phrasal verb 'hang out' mean in the context of social activities?

• to spend time relaxing or socializing with friends
• to clean up a messy room
• to wait outside a building
• to hang clothes on a line

Choose the correct reported form of: Ahmed asked Mona, "What time does the movie start?"

• Ahmed asked Mona what time the movie started.
• Ahmed asked Mona what time did the movie start.
• Ahmed asked Mona what time started the movie.
• Ahmed asked Mona what time does the movie start.

Choose the correct reported form of: They asked me, "Have you ever visited Alexandria?"

• They asked me if I had ever visited Alexandria.
• They asked me have I ever visited Alexandria.
• They asked me did I ever visited Alexandria.
• They asked me whether had I visited Alexandria.

Choose the correct reported form of: The teacher asked us, "Why are you late?"

• The teacher asked us why we were late.
• The teacher asked us why were we late.
• The teacher asked us why are we late.
• The teacher asked us why we are late.

In the story “An Embarrassing Moment”, what lesson did the writer learn?

• true friends stand by you in difficult times, and he should be more careful
• never go out with friends
• always eat at home
• friends should not forgive mistakes

What does the idiom “hit the town” mean?

• to stay home
• to go out and enjoy yourself in the city
• to hit someone in town
• to leave the city

According to the listening about socializing, which statement is TRUE?

• Socializing only benefits mental health.
• Many superficial friends are better than a few close ones.
• People with strong friendships have lower rates of depression and anxiety.
• Online connections never provide support.

Which phrase politely declines an invitation?

• Yes, I'd love to.
• That sounds great.
• Do you want to join us?
• Thanks, but maybe another time.

Choose the correct reported question: “How long will you be in town?” he asked.

• He asked how long I would be in town.
• He asked how long would I be in town.
• He asked how long will I be in town.
• He asked how long I will be in town?

Which part of a review gives the title, type of product or place, and your overall impression?

• the introduction
• the recommendation
• the second body paragraph
• the conclusion

Explain the two major structural changes that occur when converting a direct Wh- question into reported speech, and apply them to this sentence: He asked me, "What are you doing now?"

How do you report a Yes/No question in English? Illustrate your explanation by converting this direct question: She asked him, "Can you join our outing tomorrow?"

Read the following scenario and correct the structural mistake in the reported question, explaining why it is wrong: Direct: "Did you enjoy the social gathering?" he asked her. Reported (Incorrect): He asked her did she enjoy the social gathering.

Explain the four rules for reporting questions in English, with one example of a yes/no question and one wh-question.

Write a short online review (60–80 words) of a restaurant, film or concert, including a star rating and a recommendation.