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3 years ago

You have had a class discussion on the following question:What are

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butalik [34]3 years ago

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the pros of keeping fit are that your body and heart dont have to work as hard, you will generally have more energy at all times and feel better physically and mentally

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SIZIF [17.4K]3 years ago

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The pros of keeping fit are that your body and heart dont have to work as hard, you will generally have more energy at all times and feel better physically and mentally. the cons are that it can be time consuming to exercise daily and you may not have time to do that, also you may be tired after working out and you have to keep to a steady diet of healthy foods, which can be difficult for some people

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i) Since the reported speech (inside inverted commas) is a question, we use asked instead of said.

ii) Since the person (subject) in the reported speech is second person (you) it will be changed according to object in the reporting speech (son). Hence you is changed to he.

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iv) Since the statement is no more interrogative, question mark (?) at the end is replaced by full stop (.).

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