🕰️ Summit: Pronoun & Time Shifts
Marco said “tomorrow” on Monday — Priya read it on Wednesday, and the crew calendar broke. This second Reported lesson trains pronoun shifts (I → she, my → her), time shifts (tomorrow → the next day) and place shifts (here → there), then wires them into a three-step reporting method. The reading hides Marco’s quiet kindness between the lines.
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Lesson Plan
- Test Monday’s “tomorrow” on a Friday
- Count the words that change in a report
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- Pronoun shifts in reported speech: I → he/she, my → his/her, we → they
- Time shifts: today → that day, tomorrow → the next day, yesterday → the day before
- Place shifts: here → there, this → that
- The three-step report: tense back, pronouns re-pointed, time words re-set
Prerequisites
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