Emma move email: Reported speech (B1)
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Retelling Emma Email About Her Move
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Retelling Emma's Email About Her Move
I am Greg. My colleague Emma moved to Edinburgh last month, and she sent a long email describing her first weeks. During lunch I retold her message to teammates who had not read it yet.
Emma said that the move had been smoother than she expected. She told us that the removal company had arrived on time, and she said that her new flat was brighter than her old one in Birmingham. She told me that she had unpacked most boxes by the second day.
She said that her commute involved a short bus ride. She told us that the stop was two minutes from her door, and she said that drivers had been friendly when she asked for route advice. She told HR that she would work remotely on Fridays during the first month.
Emma told me that Edinburgh felt welcoming. She said that she had joined a book club near her street, and she told us that members had invited her for coffee after the first meeting. She said that she would explore the old town properly the following weekend.
She said that office culture was slightly different. She told us that meetings started earlier, and she said that colleagues often walked together at lunch. She told her manager that she appreciated the clear weekly plans.
Emma told us that the weather required adjustment. She said that wind had surprised her on Monday, and she told me that she had bought a heavier coat at a market. She said that she would keep an umbrella in her bag from then on.
She said that her family had visited already. She told us that her parents had stayed for three nights, and she said that they had cooked together in her small kitchen. She told me that her father had joked about Scottish rain but had enjoyed the trip.
Near the end of the email Emma said that she missed our team lunches. She told us that she had laughed when she read our group chat, and she said that she would visit Birmingham when project travel was approved. She told me that she would bring shortbread for everyone.
My teammate Ravi asked whether Emma was happy. I told him that she had sounded optimistic, and I said that she had already joined a book club. I told Ravi that she had mentioned missing us, and he said that we should schedule a video call soon.
Emails about life changes are ideal for reported speech practice. Emma's direct sentences became my summary, and every told us and said that clause preserved her experience for the rest of the office.
I am Greg. My colleague Emma moved to Edinburgh last month, and she sent a long email describing her first weeks. During lunch I retold her message to teammates who had not read it yet.
Emma said that the move had been smoother than she expected. She told us that the removal company had arrived on time, and she said that her new flat was brighter than her old one in Birmingham. She told me that she had unpacked most boxes by the second day.
She said that her commute involved a short bus ride. She told us that the stop was two minutes from her door, and she said that drivers had been friendly when she asked for route advice. She told HR that she would work remotely on Fridays during the first month.
Emma told me that Edinburgh felt welcoming. She said that she had joined a book club near her street, and she told us that members had invited her for coffee after the first meeting. She said that she would explore the old town properly the following weekend.
She said that office culture was slightly different. She told us that meetings started earlier, and she said that colleagues often walked together at lunch. She told her manager that she appreciated the clear weekly plans.
Emma told us that the weather required adjustment. She said that wind had surprised her on Monday, and she told me that she had bought a heavier coat at a market. She said that she would keep an umbrella in her bag from then on.
She said that her family had visited already. She told us that her parents had stayed for three nights, and she said that they had cooked together in her small kitchen. She told me that her father had joked about Scottish rain but had enjoyed the trip.
Near the end of the email Emma said that she missed our team lunches. She told us that she had laughed when she read our group chat, and she said that she would visit Birmingham when project travel was approved. She told me that she would bring shortbread for everyone.
My teammate Ravi asked whether Emma was happy. I told him that she had sounded optimistic, and I said that she had already joined a book club. I told Ravi that she had mentioned missing us, and he said that we should schedule a video call soon.
Emails about life changes are ideal for reported speech practice. Emma's direct sentences became my summary, and every told us and said that clause preserved her experience for the rest of the office.
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