Community bulletin: Reported speech (B1)
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Welcome to the Riverside Community Bulletin for October. This edition combines local news with short reported statements from residents and organisers.
The library director said that opening hours would extend on Thursdays. She told volunteers that evening shelving shifts were available, and she said that new mystery titles had arrived from a regional supplier. Membership remains free for local residents.
The river clean-up organiser told participants that the next event would start at nine on the second Saturday. He said that gloves and bags would be provided, and he told newcomers that sturdy shoes were essential on muddy paths. Registration closes on the thirtieth.
Youth coach Amira said that the under-sixteen football team had won two matches in September. She told parents that training would move indoors if rain continued, and she said that fundraising for new kits was progressing well. Donations can be made at the sports centre desk.
Market manager Luis told stallholders that winter permits would be issued soon. He said that indoor spaces might be offered on the coldest days, and he told bakers that allergen labels must remain visible. Inspectors visited last month and found no major issues.
Retired teacher Mrs Boone said that she had started a memoir writing group. She told neighbours that meetings were informal and welcoming, and she said that participants read short pieces aloud for gentle feedback. The group meets on alternate Wednesdays at the community hall.
Local councillor Mr Tate told residents that pavement repairs on Hill Road would finish before schools returned from half term. He said that contractors had worked through recent weekends, and he told shop owners that temporary parking restrictions would end on the twenty-fifth.
Environmental volunteer Priya said that bird counts had increased near the restored wetland. She told the bulletin editor that species lists would be published online, and she said that school classes could book guided visits through the council site.
We thank everyone who submitted quotes and photos. Editor's note: next month we will feature interviews with craftspeople who opened studios this year. If you know a suitable candidate, please write before the fifteenth.
This bulletin shows how communities share news through reported statements. Organisers speak, editors retell, and readers receive information in a form that travels accurately from one voice to many homes.
The library director said that opening hours would extend on Thursdays. She told volunteers that evening shelving shifts were available, and she said that new mystery titles had arrived from a regional supplier. Membership remains free for local residents.
The river clean-up organiser told participants that the next event would start at nine on the second Saturday. He said that gloves and bags would be provided, and he told newcomers that sturdy shoes were essential on muddy paths. Registration closes on the thirtieth.
Youth coach Amira said that the under-sixteen football team had won two matches in September. She told parents that training would move indoors if rain continued, and she said that fundraising for new kits was progressing well. Donations can be made at the sports centre desk.
Market manager Luis told stallholders that winter permits would be issued soon. He said that indoor spaces might be offered on the coldest days, and he told bakers that allergen labels must remain visible. Inspectors visited last month and found no major issues.
Retired teacher Mrs Boone said that she had started a memoir writing group. She told neighbours that meetings were informal and welcoming, and she said that participants read short pieces aloud for gentle feedback. The group meets on alternate Wednesdays at the community hall.
Local councillor Mr Tate told residents that pavement repairs on Hill Road would finish before schools returned from half term. He said that contractors had worked through recent weekends, and he told shop owners that temporary parking restrictions would end on the twenty-fifth.
Environmental volunteer Priya said that bird counts had increased near the restored wetland. She told the bulletin editor that species lists would be published online, and she said that school classes could book guided visits through the council site.
We thank everyone who submitted quotes and photos. Editor's note: next month we will feature interviews with craftspeople who opened studios this year. If you know a suitable candidate, please write before the fifteenth.
This bulletin shows how communities share news through reported statements. Organisers speak, editors retell, and readers receive information in a form that travels accurately from one voice to many homes.
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Reported speech: told/said + that — boletín; 18+ ejemplos
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