Reported Speech to Direct Speech

Grammar
KS2 (Year 5 & 6) National Curriculum aligned
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Change these sentences from reported speech to direct speech. The first one has been done for you.Find 4 examples of reported speech in a newspaper article.

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KS2 grammar and punctuation worksheet that teaches Year 5 and Year 6 children how to convert reported speech into direct speech using speech marks.

The page opens by explaining the difference: reported speech tells you what someone is saying without quotation, while direct speech uses speech marks to show the exact words. A worked example converts a sentence about a bus driver from reported into direct speech. Children then convert eight more reported sentences about characters including a giant, a fireman, an astronaut, a teacher and a footballer. To finish, they find four examples of reported speech in a newspaper article of their choice, which extends the lesson out into real-world reading.

Useful for KS2 SATs revision or grammar homework on punctuation marks. More grammar work sits in our grammar worksheets for KS2 ages 9 to 11. Printable PDF, A4, downloads instantly after purchase.