| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | “Are we there yet?” | A quoted travel question. |
| 2. | “Are you okay?” | A direct question in quotes. |
| 3. | “Be careful,” he said. | A caution in direct speech. |
| 4. | “Can I come in?” | A permission question quoted directly. |
| 5. | “Can we talk?” | A quoted request to speak. |
| 6. | “Can you drive?” | A quoted ability question. |
| 7. | “Can you hear me now?” | A quoted clarity question. |
| 8. | “Close the door,” she said. | A command quoted word for word. |
| 9. | “Come here,” she said. | A command in exact words. |
| 10. | “Did you call me?” | A quoted yes-no question. |
| 11. | “Do you need help?” | An offer question in quotes. |
| 12. | “Do you understand?” | A quoted checking question. |
| 13. | “Don’t be afraid,” he said. | Comforting words in quotes. |
| 14. | “Don’t touch that,” Dad said. | A warning in direct speech. |
| 15. | “Don’t worry,” she said. | Reassurance in direct speech. |
| 16. | “Everything is fine,” she said. | A reassurance quoted exactly. |
| 17. | “Good morning,” he said. | A greeting in direct speech. |
| 18. | “Have a nice day,” she said. | A farewell wish in quotes. |
| 19. | “How do you know?” | A quoted question about knowledge. |
| 20. | “How was school?” | A quoted everyday question. |
| 21. | “I agree,” he said. | A quoted expression of agreement. |
| 22. | “I can do it,” he said. | Confidence stated in direct speech. |
| 23. | “I can explain,” he said. | A quoted offer to clarify. |
| 24. | “I can help,” Maria said. | An offer in exact words. |
| 25. | “I can’t hear you,” he said. | A difficulty stated directly. |
| 26. | “I can’t stay,” she said. | A limitation stated directly. |
| 27. | “I didn’t mean it,” he said. | A quoted denial of intent. |
| 28. | “I don’t know,” he said. | A statement in quoted speech. |
| 29. | “I feel sick,” she said. | A health complaint quoted directly. |
| 30. | “I forgot,” she said. | A brief quoted admission. |
| 31. | “I hear something,” he said. | A perception statement quoted directly. |
| 32. | “I love this song,” she said. | A personal statement quoted exactly. |
| 33. | “I miss you,” she said. | An emotional statement in quotes. |
| 34. | “I need a break,” she said. | A need stated directly. |
| 35. | “I need more time,” he said. | A request stated directly. |
| 36. | “I need some air,” she said. | A need stated in quotes. |
| 37. | “I need to leave,” he said. | A need stated directly. |
| 38. | “I need your advice,” she said. | A request for guidance quoted. |
| 39. | “I saw everything,” he said. | A witness statement in quotes. |
| 40. | “I trust you,” he said. | Confidence expressed in quotes. |
| 41. | “I was wrong,” he said. | An admission quoted exactly. |
| 42. | “I’ll call you later,” he said. | A promise in quoted words. |
| 43. | “I’m bored,” he said. | A feeling stated in quotes. |
| 44. | “I’m doing my best,” she said. | An effort statement in quotes. |
| 45. | “I’m exhausted,” she said. | A tiredness statement in quotes. |
| 46. | “I’m freezing,” she said. | A temperature complaint quoted directly. |
| 47. | “I’m hungry,” he said. | A simple statement in quotes. |
| 48. | “I’m just joking,” he said. | A clarification in direct speech. |
| 49. | “I’m listening,” she said. | Attention stated in quotes. |
| 50. | “I’m not sure,” she said. | An uncertainty statement quoted directly. |
| 51. | “I’m on my way,” he said. | A status update in quotes. |
| 52. | “I’m proud of you,” she said. | Praise quoted exactly. |
| 53. | “I’m ready,” he said. | A readiness statement in quotes. |
| 54. | “I’m sorry,” she said. | Quoted words of apology. |
| 55. | “I’m tired,” she said. | Quoted exact spoken words. |
| 56. | “I’ve finished,” she said. | A completion statement in quotes. |
| 57. | “I’ve had enough,” he said. | A limit stated directly. |
| 58. | “Is this yours?” | A possession question quoted directly. |
| 59. | “Keep moving,” the coach said. | A motivating command in quotes. |
| 60. | “Leave now,” she said. | A direct command quoted exactly. |
| 61. | “Let’s go,” he said. | A suggestion in exact words. |
| 62. | “May I ask something?” | A polite permission question. |
| 63. | “Open the window,” he said. | A command in quoted form. |
| 64. | “Please be quiet,” he said. | A polite instruction quoted directly. |
| 65. | “Please forgive me,” she said. | A plea in direct speech. |
| 66. | “Please sit down,” he said. | A polite command quoted directly. |
| 67. | “Please wait outside,” she said. | A polite instruction in quotes. |
| 68. | “Take your time,” he said. | A reassuring phrase in quotes. |
| 69. | “Thank you,” he said. | Quoted words of gratitude. |
| 70. | “That hurts,” he said. | A pain statement quoted directly. |
| 71. | “That makes sense,” she said. | Agreement quoted directly. |
| 72. | “That sounds fair,” he said. | An opinion quoted directly. |
| 73. | “That was close,” he said. | A reaction in direct speech. |
| 74. | “That’s a relief,” she said. | A reaction in direct speech. |
| 75. | “That’s amazing!” she said. | A reaction in quoted words. |
| 76. | “That’s enough,” Mom said. | A firm statement in quotes. |
| 77. | “That’s impossible,” she said. | A judgment quoted directly. |
| 78. | “That’s mine,” he said. | A possession claim in quotes. |
| 79. | “That’s not funny,” she said. | A reaction quoted directly. |
| 80. | “This is delicious,” he said. | A food reaction quoted directly. |
| 81. | “Turn left,” the guide said. | A direction in direct speech. |
| 82. | “Watch out!” she cried. | An urgent warning quoted directly. |
| 83. | “We won!” they shouted. | An exclamation quoted exactly. |
| 84. | “What are you doing?” | A quoted action question. |
| 85. | “What do you think?” | An opinion question in quotes. |
| 86. | “What happened?” | A quoted question about events. |
| 87. | “What time is it?” | A quoted information question. |
| 88. | “What’s your name?” | A quoted identity question. |
| 89. | “When did it start?” | A quoted time question. |
| 90. | “Where are you going?” | A question in quoted speech. |
| 91. | “Where did you find it?” | A quoted location question. |
| 92. | “Who are you?” | An identity question in quotes. |
| 93. | “Who said that?” | A quoted question about speaker. |
| 94. | “Why are you late?” | A quoted reason question. |
| 95. | “Why not?” | A short quoted question. |
| 96. | “Will it rain?” | A weather question in quotes. |
| 97. | “Will you join us?” | An invitation as direct speech. |
| 98. | “You can trust me,” she said. | Reassurance in direct speech. |
| 99. | “You look tired,” she said. | An observation in quoted speech. |
| 100. | “You’re doing great,” he said. | Encouragement in direct speech. |
