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Writing: Reported Speech and Planning a Theatrical Script

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  1. Reported speech con said/shared that y verbo retrocedido. 2. Comparar y corregir pronombres y tiempos. Planning: elegir guion teatral (Opción 1) o monólogo (Opción 2) sobre un problema comunitario.
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Uérakua anapu uantakua. Projects and Readings. Libro de Educación Telesecundaria Grado 3° Ciclo Escolar 2025 - 2026

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Ejercicio 1

Individually, but considering everyone else, write what your classmates said about theater in your notebook using reported speech. Here are some examples.

  1. Se identifica el tiempo verbal de la cita directa y se retrocede un tiempo: presente → pasado, pasado simple → pasado perfecto, presente perfecto → pasado perfecto.
  2. Se ajustan los pronombres y los posesivos según quien habla (I → he/she, my → his/her).
  3. Se ajustan las expresiones de tiempo y lugar (today → that day, here → there, tomorrow → the next day).
  4. Se une con el verbo introductorio: said that, shared that, told us that.

Ejemplos modelo (basados en la tabla de la página):

  • Martha said that the people got bored at the theater.
  • Braulio said that some people didn't have enough money to spend at the theater.
  • Inés shared that her family had never gone to the theater because it was too far away.
Respuesta

Reportes en estilo indirecto con said/shared that y el verbo retrocedido un tiempo.

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Ejercicio 2

Compare your answers with your classmates to ensure that you accurately reported what they meant to say.

  1. Se intercambian los cuadernos con un compañero.
  2. Se verifica que el verbo introductorio concuerde con el hablante original.
  3. Se revisa que los pronombres y los tiempos verbales hayan retrocedido correctamente.
  4. Se corrige cualquier cambio de significado respecto a la cita original.

Respuesta orientativa: La comparación permite detectar errores de concordancia de tiempos y de pronombres, y garantiza que el mensaje reportado conserve la intención original del hablante.

Planning

Producto a desarrollar: un guion teatral sobre un problema actual de la comunidad.

Paso 1

In communities, read the following text and define the format of the dramatic play you are interested in writing.

  1. Se lee el texto sobre problemas de la comunidad.
  2. Se elige entre las dos opciones de formato dramático.
  3. Se justifica la elección según los recursos disponibles (materiales reciclados, ropa, objetos).

Respuesta orientativa: Opción 1 (guion teatral basado en problemas comunitarios) si se cuenta con varios personajes y escenas; Opción 2 (monólogo) si se prefiere una sola voz narrativa. En ambos casos se adapta una historia real de la comunidad y se representa ante la escuela con recursos reciclados.

Paso 2

Selección del problema comunitario y redacción del guion.

  1. Se elige un problema identificado en la comunidad (basura, inseguridad, falta de agua, etc.).
  2. Se define el formato: guion con diálogos o monólogo.
  3. Se escriben los diálogos o el monólogo con inicio, nudo y desenlace.
  4. Se asignan personajes y se ensaya la puesta en escena.

Respuesta orientativa: El guion debe incluir título, personajes, escenario, diálogos y acotaciones; el monólogo debe presentar a un personaje que narra su historia en primera persona y cierra con una reflexión sobre el problema.

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Writing

  1. Individually, but considering everyone else, write what your classmates said about theater in your notebook using reported speech. Here are some examples.
Name of Classmate Report of What Was Said
Martha Martha said that the people got bored at the theater.
Braulio Braulio said that some people didn't have enough money to spend at the theater.
Inés Inés shared that her family had never gone to the theater because it was too far away.
  1. Compare your answers with your classmates to ensure that you accurately reported what they meant to say.

Planning

Product to develop: A theatrical script about a current issue in the community.

  1. In communities, read the following text and define the format of the dramatic play you are interested in writing.
Options for a Theatrical Script Characteristics
Option 1: A theatrical script based on community issues. Based on the stories you wrote about problems identified in your community, select one to adapt it as a dramatic text. Then, using resources available to you (such as recycled materials, some clothes, and some objects), play it to your school community.
Option 2: A monologue written by the students based on community problems. Based on the stories you wrote about problems identified in your community, write a monologue in which a character tells their story. Then, using resources available to you (such as recycled materials, some clothes, some objects), play it to your school community.

Ejemplos resueltos

Martha: "People get bored at the theater."

Martha said that the people got bored at the theater.

Braulio: "Some people don't have enough money to spend at the theater."

Braulio said that some people didn't have enough money to spend at the theater.

Inés: "My family has never gone to the theater because it is too far away."

Inés shared that her family had never gone to the theater because it was too far away.

Tablas (2)

Name of Classmate Report of What Was Said
Martha Martha said that the people got bored at the theater.
Braulio Braulio said that some people didn't have enough money to spend at the theater.
Inés Inés shared that her family had never gone to the theater because it was too far away.
Options for a Theatrical Script Characteristics
Option 1: A theatrical script based on community issues. Based on the stories you wrote about problems identified in your community, select one to adapt it as a dramatic text. Then, using resources available to you (such as recycled materials, some clothes, and some objects), play it to your school community.
Option 2: A monologue written by the students based on community problems. Based on the stories you wrote about problems identified in your community, write a monologue in which a character tells their story. Then, using resources available to you (such as recycled materials, some clothes, some objects), play it to your school community.

Glosario (5)

reported speech
Discurso indirecto; forma de contar lo que alguien dijo sin citarlo textualmente.
theatrical script
Guion teatral; texto que contiene diálogos, personajes y acotaciones para una obra.
monologue
Monólogo; texto dramático en el que un solo personaje habla y narra su historia.
community issue
Problema comunitario; situación que afecta a los habitantes de una localidad.
recycled materials
Materiales reciclados; objetos reutilizados para una puesta en escena.

Preguntas para practicar

What community problem would you choose for your theatrical script?

I would choose the problem of garbage in the streets because it affects everyone and we can use recycled materials for the scenery.

Why is reported speech useful when writing about what others said?

It is useful because it lets us tell someone else's ideas without using quotation marks and it shows that we understood the original message.

Temas y conceptos clave

Reported speechTheatrical scriptMonologueCommunity problemssaid thatshared thatbackshift de tiempos verbalesguion teatralmonólogorecursos reciclados
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¿Cómo se cambia el presente simple a pasado en reported speech?
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¿Qué diferencia hay entre un guion teatral y un monólogo?
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¿Cómo se reporta una pregunta en inglés?
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📌 Antes de leer esto
  • • Tiempos verbales en pasado simple y pasado perfecto
  • • Pronombres personales y posesivos en inglés
  • • Vocabulario sobre teatro y problemas comunitarios
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Writing

Individually, but considering everyone else, write what your classmates said about theater in your notebook using reported speech. Here are some examples.

2.Compare your answers with your classmates to ensure that you accurately reported what they meant to say.

Planning

Product to develop: A theatrical script about a current issue in the community.

  1. In communities, read the following text and define the format of the dramatic play you are interested in writing.
Name of ClassmateReport of What Was Said
MarthaMartha said that the people got bored at the theater.
BraulioBraulio said that some people didn't have enough money to spend at the theater.
InésInés shared that her family had never gone to the theater because it was too far away.

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Options for a Theatrical ScriptCharacteristics
Option 1: A theatrical script based on community issues.Based on the stories you wrote about problems identified in your community, select one to adapt it as a dramatic text. Then, using resources available to you (such as recycled materials, some clothes, and some objects), play it to your school community.
Option 2: A monologue written by the students based on community problems.Based on the stories you wrote about problems identified in your community, write a monologue in which a character tells their story. Then, using resources available to you (such as recycled materials, some clothes, some objects), play it to your school community.

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