1.Anne said that she was going to hide from the Germans.

　　2.Anne said that she didn't know the address of her new home.

　　3.She said she couldn't ask her father because it was not safe to know.

　　4.The girl said she had had to pick up her things very quickly.

　　5.Dad asked her why she had chosen her diary and old letters.

　　6."Are you hot with so many clothes on" Mum asked.

　　7."What else did you get？" Margot asked her.

　　8."When will we go back home？" Anne asked.

　　9."How can you see your friends？" Anne asked.

　　10."Why did you go out last night？" Mother asked Anne.

　　T：You did a good job. In fact，we should pay attention to some special cases. In the interchanges of Direct Speech and Indirect Speech，it is not necessary for us to change "here，come，yesterday and so on" into "there，go，the day before" if we are at that given time and place. Of course，if the content in Direct Speech is objective truth，it is also not necessary to change tenses in Indirect Speech. For example：She said to the children，"The earth moves around the sun."→She told the children that the earth moves round the sun. As to this，you should remember. Is that clear？

　　Ss：Yes.

　　Step 3

　　T：OK. Let's deal with using structures on page 42.Retell the story to consolidate the grammar. After a while，I will ask some of you to report your story. Let's see who can do the best.

　　Step 4

　　T：Thank you for your report! Now play the game on page 43.Make up a dialogue in groups of three.

　　S1：A：Who was waiting for them there？

　　B：What did he or she said？

　　C：He or she asked who was waiting for them there.

　　S2：

　　Step 5

　　T：You did a good job. I show you two letters to see how well you understand this grammar. Change them into Indirect speech.

　　Letter 1：

Dear Bassanio，

　　My friend，my ships are all lost at sea and now I have to pay Shylock with a pound of my flesh according to our agreement. Since paying him will cost me my life，I wish to see you before I die. If you love me not enough to lead you here，forget about the letter.

　　Yours，

　　Antonio

　　Letter 2：

Sir，

I am very ill. When your letter reached me，I had with me a learned young doctor from Rome. I told him about the quarrel between Shylock and Antonio. We studied