Lekcja 35: Mowa zależna
Słownictwo: czasowniki przekazu mowy i komunikacji
Jak pracować z tą lekcją
- Przeczytaj zasadę przesunięcia czasów do tyłu przy przekazywaniu cudzych słów (5 minut).
- Powtarzaj zamiany mowy niezależnej w zależną na głos — pary „niezależna → zależna" po 20 razy.
- Trenuj pytania i polecenia — mają one własną logikę, którą trzeba osobno utrwalić.
To finał logiki „backshift". Widziałeś już przesunięcie czasów do tyłu w L32 (warunkowe) i L33 (wish). Tu — dokładnie ta sama zasada, ale do przekazywania cudzych słów. Dobra wiadomość: schemat jeden i jest uniwersalny.
Część 1: Mowa niezależna i zależna — główne przeciwstawienie
Mowa niezależna — słowa, które ktoś powiedział, w cudzysłowie, jak są:
He said, "I am tired."
Mowa zależna — przekaz tych słów z perspektywy mówiącego teraz:
He said he was tired.
Przy przejściu troje się zmienia:
- Czas czasownika — przesuwa się o krok do tyłu (jeśli czasownik wprowadzający w przeszłym).
- Zaimki — I → he/she, my → his/her itd.
- Słowa czasu i miejsca — now → then, today → that day, here → there.
Plus — znikają cudzysłowy i słowo that (opcjonalnie) pojawia się jako spójnik.
Część 2: Przesunięcie czasów — główna zasada backshift
Jeśli czasownik wprowadzający (said, told, asked) jest w przeszłym czasie, czas mowy niezależnej przesuwa się o krok do tyłu:
| Mowa niezależna (co zostało powiedziane) | Mowa zależna (jak przekazujemy) |
|---|---|
| Present Simple → | Past Simple |
| "I work here." | He said he worked there. |
| Present Continuous → | Past Continuous |
| "I am working." | He said he was working. |
| Present Perfect → | Past Perfect |
| "I have finished." | He said he had finished. |
| Past Simple → | Past Perfect |
| "I went home." | He said he had gone home. |
| Past Continuous → | Past Perfect Continuous |
| "I was working." | He said he had been working. |
| will → | would |
| "I will help you." | He said he would help me. |
| can → | could |
| "I can do it." | He said he could do it. |
| may → | might |
| "I may come." | He said he might come. |
| must → | had to |
| "I must go." | He said he had to go. |
Główna myśl: jeden krok do tyłu w czasie. Dokładnie tak samo, jak robiliśmy w warunkowych i w wish.
Kiedy przesunięcia czasów nie ma
Są trzy przypadki:
- Czasownik wprowadzający sam w teraźniejszości: He says he is tired. — brak przesunięcia, oba w teraźniejszości.
- Uniwersalna prawda: The teacher said that water boils at 100°C. — prawa natury przesuwać nie trzeba.
- Past Perfect i would/could/might/should/ought to — są już w „przeszłej" strefie, dalej przesuwać nie ma gdzie.
Część 3: Co się zmienia oprócz czasu — zaimki i słowa czasu/miejsca
Zaimki
Tłumaczenie „z perspektywy mówiącego teraz":
| Niezależna | Zależna |
|---|---|
| I, me, my, mine | he/she, him/her, his/her, his/hers |
| we, us, our, ours | they, them, their, theirs |
| you, your, yours | (zależy od tego, do kogo mówił — me, him, her, them itp.) |
| Niezależna | Zależna |
|---|---|
| Anna said, "I am tired." | Anna said she was tired. |
| Tom said to me, "I will help you." | Tom said he would help me. |
| They said, "We don't know." | They said they didn't know. |
Słowa czasu i miejsca — także przesuwają się do tyłu
| Niezależna | Zależna |
|---|---|
| now → | then |
| today → | that day |
| tomorrow → | the next day / the following day |
| yesterday → | the day before / the previous day |
| this week → | that week |
| last week → | the week before |
| next week → | the following week |
| here → | there |
| this → | that |
| these → | those |
| ago → | before |
Przykłady:
| Niezależna | Zależna |
|---|---|
| "I'll see you tomorrow." | He said he would see me the next day. |
| "I arrived yesterday." | She said she had arrived the day before. |
| "I'm here now." | He said he was there then. |
| "This book is mine." | She said that book was hers. |
Część 4: Say i Tell — główna różnica
| Czasownik | Komu mówi — trzeba wskazać? | Przykład |
|---|---|---|
| say | nie (lub z to + komu) | He said he was tired. / He said to me he was tired. |
| tell | tak, bez to | He told me he was tired. |
| ✅ | ❌ |
|---|---|
| He said he was tired. | He told he was tired. |
| He told me he was tired. | He said me he was tired. |
Prosta zasada: tell wymaga adresata (tell me, him, her, us, them), say — nie. Jeśli adresat przy say mimo wszystko potrzebny — dodaj to: He said to me…
Część 5: Pytania zależne
Gdy przekazujemy pytanie, w formie zależnej zamienia się ono w stwierdzenie: prosty szyk wyrazów, bez znaku zapytania.
Pytania ze słowem wh-
Zachowuje się słowo pytające, dalej — prosty szyk:
| Pytanie wprost | Zależne |
|---|---|
| "Where do you live?" | He asked where I lived. |
| "What are you doing?" | She asked what I was doing. |
| "When did you arrive?" | He asked when I had arrived. |
| "Why is she sad?" | He asked why she was sad. |
Najważniejsze: w formie zależnej nie ma do/does/did. Where do you live? → where I lived (a nie where did I live).
Pytania Yes/No — przez if lub whether
| Pytanie wprost | Zależne |
|---|---|
| "Do you speak English?" | He asked if I spoke English. |
| "Are you happy?" | She asked whether I was happy. |
| "Have you seen him?" | He asked if I had seen him. |
| "Will you come?" | He asked whether I would come. |
Whether i if w tej roli są wymienne. Whether jest nieco bardziej formalne.
Część 6: Polecenia i prośby zależne
Gdy przekazujemy rozkaz, prośbę lub radę, używamy czasownik + obiekt + to + V:
| Mowa niezależna | Zależna |
|---|---|
| "Open the window." | He told me to open the window. |
| "Don't be late." | She told us not to be late. |
| "Please help me." | He asked me to help him. |
| "You should see a doctor." | She advised me to see a doctor. |
| Typ | Czasownik | Wzór |
|---|---|---|
| Polecenie | tell | tell someone to + V |
| Prośba | ask | ask someone to + V |
| Rada | advise | advise someone to + V |
| Zakaz | tell / order | tell someone not to + V |
| Zachęta | invite, encourage | invite someone to + V |
Przeczenie: not stawia się przed to: He told me not to be late.
Część 7: Reporting verbs — wiele sposobów „powiedzieć"
Angielski jest bogaty w czasowniki przekazu mowy. Każdy niesie odcień znaczeniowy. Znać je — znaczy precyzyjnie przekazywać treść cudzej mowy.
| Czasownik | Tłumaczenie | Wzór |
|---|---|---|
| say | powiedzieć | say (to sb) that… |
| tell | powiedzieć (komuś) | tell sb that…; tell sb to + V |
| ask | pytać, prosić | ask if/wh-…; ask sb to + V |
| answer / reply | odpowiedzieć | answer/reply that… |
| explain | wyjaśnić | explain (to sb) that… |
| suggest | zaproponować | suggest + V-ing; suggest (that) sb (should) + V |
| advise | poradzić | advise sb to + V |
| recommend | rekomendować | recommend + V-ing; recommend that sb… |
| warn | ostrzec | warn sb (not) to + V |
| promise | obiecać | promise (sb) to + V; promise that… |
| agree | zgodzić się | agree to + V; agree that… |
| refuse | odmówić | refuse to + V |
| insist | nalegać | insist on + V-ing; insist that… |
| complain | narzekać | complain (that)…; complain about + V-ing |
| admit | przyznać | admit + V-ing; admit (that)… |
| deny | zaprzeczać | deny + V-ing |
| announce | ogłosić | announce that… |
Zauważ: suggest, recommend wymagają gerundium (-ing) lub konstrukcji that … should. Nie „suggest to do" — to typowy błąd.
| ✅ | He suggested going to the cinema. | | ❌ | He suggested to go to the cinema. |
Słownictwo lekcji
- to saypowiedzieć
- to tellpowiedzieć (komuś); opowiadać
- to askpytać, prosić
- to answerodpowiadać
- to replyodpowiedzieć
- to explainwyjaśniać
- to suggestproponować
- to recommendrekomendować
- to advisedoradzać
- to warnostrzegać
- to promiseobiecywać
- to agreezgadzać się
- to refuseodmawiać
- to insistnalegać
- to complainnarzekać, skarżyć się
- to admitprzyznawać
- to denyzaprzeczać
- to announceogłaszać
- to mentionwspominać
- to claimtwierdzić
- to repeatpowtarzać
- to whisperszeptać
- to shoutkrzyczeć
- to arguespierać się, dowodzić
- to discussomawiać
- to commentkomentować
- to adddodać (w mowie)
- conversationrozmowa
- statementstwierdzenie, oświadczenie
- questionpytanie
- answerodpowiedź
- requestprośba
| Niemiecki | Tłumaczenie | |
|---|---|---|
to say | powiedzieć | |
to tell | powiedzieć (komuś); opowiadać | |
to ask | pytać, prosić | |
to answer | odpowiadać | |
to reply | odpowiedzieć | |
to explain | wyjaśniać | |
to suggest | proponować | |
to recommend | rekomendować | |
to advise | doradzać | |
to warn | ostrzegać | |
to promise | obiecywać | |
to agree | zgadzać się | |
to refuse | odmawiać | |
to insist | nalegać | |
to complain | narzekać, skarżyć się | |
to admit | przyznawać | |
to deny | zaprzeczać | |
to announce | ogłaszać | |
to mention | wspominać | |
to claim | twierdzić | |
to repeat | powtarzać | |
to whisper | szeptać | |
to shout | krzyczeć | |
to argue | spierać się, dowodzić | |
to discuss | omawiać | |
to comment | komentować | |
to add | dodać (w mowie) | |
conversation | rozmowa | |
statement | stwierdzenie, oświadczenie | |
question | pytanie | |
answer | odpowiedź | |
request | prośba |
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Ćwiczenie 2. Przekaż pytania w formie zależnej
Ćwiczenie 3. Przekaż polecenia i prośby
Ćwiczenie 4. Znajdź błąd
Ćwiczenie 5. Przetłumacz na angielski (mowa zależna)
Ćwiczenie 6. Powtarzanie na głos — przekaz dialogu
Mowa niezależna:
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Anna: "I'm going to Paris next week." —Tom: "Have you booked the hotel?" —Anna: "Not yet, but I will book it tomorrow." —Tom: "Don't forget to take your passport!" —Anna: "Thanks for the reminder."
Przekaz:
Anna said she was going to Paris the following week. Tom asked if she had booked the hotel. Anna said she hadn't yet, but she would book it the next day. Tom told her not to forget to take her passport. Anna thanked him for the reminder.
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Teksty do słuchania
Trzy warianty tekstów na lekcję. Otwórz w glottos.com dla synchronizowanego audio.
Tekst ATekst do lekcji 35: She said, he said🔊 Praktyka audio ↗
- Anna said she was very busy that week.
- Tom said he had finished the project the day before.
- Mary said she would call me the next day.
- He told me he was working from home.
- She said she had never been to London.
- They said they had bought a new house.
- Jack told us he couldn't come to the meeting.
- The teacher said the test would be easy.
- My friend told me she had broken her phone.
- He said he was tired and wanted to go home.
- She admitted she had made a mistake.
- They explained that the train had been cancelled.
- The doctor said I had to rest for a week.
- He told me he would help me with the project.
- She said she had seen that film three times.
- The manager announced that the office would close at six.
- He said he didn't know the answer.
- She told us she had already eaten.
- They said they were thinking about moving abroad.
- The driver explained that the road was closed.
- He claimed he had never met her before.
- She mentioned that her sister was getting married.
- The neighbour complained that we were too noisy.
- He told me he had been waiting for an hour.
- She said it had been a long day.
- The receptionist told us that all rooms were taken.
- He insisted that he had paid the bill.
- She said she was looking forward to the holiday.
- The boss told us we needed to work harder.
- He simply said he had changed his mind.
Tekst BTekst do lekcji 35: Asking and telling🔊 Praktyka audio ↗
- He asked me where I lived.
- She asked me what time the meeting started.
- The taxi driver asked me where I wanted to go.
- He wanted to know if I spoke English.
- She asked whether I had ever been to Spain.
- The teacher asked us why we were late.
- He asked me how long I had been waiting.
- She wondered if the shop was still open.
- He asked me whether I could help him.
- The waiter asked if we were ready to order.
- My mother told me to clean my room.
- The teacher told the children to be quiet.
- He asked me to lend him my book.
- The doctor told her to take the medicine twice a day.
- The police officer told us not to park there.
- She begged him not to leave.
- He invited me to come to his party.
- The guide told us to follow him.
- She advised me to see a specialist.
- He warned us not to swim in that lake.
- The boss told everyone to stay late on Friday.
- My friend asked me to keep a secret.
- The librarian told us to speak softly.
- He encouraged her to apply for the job.
- The instructor told us to fasten our seat belts.
- She asked her son to do his homework.
- He reminded me to bring my passport.
- The receptionist asked us to wait a moment.
- The pilot told the passengers to remain seated.
- The judge ordered him to pay a fine.
Tekst CTekst do lekcji 35: A story told twice🔊 Praktyka audio ↗
- Yesterday I met my old friend Mark at the station.
- He told me he had just come back from Italy.
- I asked him how long he had been there.
- He said he had spent three weeks in Rome and Florence.
- I asked whether he had liked it.
- He told me it had been the best holiday of his life.
- He said the food was incredible.
- He explained that he had walked for hours every day.
- He admitted that he had spent too much money.
- I asked if he had visited the Vatican.
- He said he had, and that it had been amazing.
- He told me he had also taken a trip to Tuscany.
- He asked if I had ever been to Italy.
- I said I had been to Milan once, but it had been a short visit.
- He suggested going together next summer.
- I told him I would love that.
- Then I asked him about his work.
- He explained that he had changed jobs the month before.
- He said the new company was much better.
- He told me the salary was higher and the people were nicer.
- He mentioned that he was thinking of moving to a bigger flat.
- I asked where he wanted to live.
- He said he was looking at the south side of the city.
- He told me he would let me know once he had decided.
- We agreed to meet again soon.
- He promised he would send me photos from Italy.
- He warned me that the photos were many.
- I laughed and said I didn't mind.
- As he was leaving, he reminded me to call his mother.
- I told him I would call her that very evening.
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Część 9: Gama językowa
🔊 Praktyka audioGama 1 — zamiana Present → Past
"I am tired." → He said he was tired.
"I work here." → He said he worked there.
"I am working." → He said he was working.
"I have finished." → He said he had finished.
"I will help you." → He said he would help me.
"I can do it." → He said he could do it.
Gama 2 — zamiana pytań
"Where do you live?" → He asked where I lived.
"What are you doing?" → She asked what I was doing.
"Do you speak French?" → He asked if I spoke French.
"Have you seen him?" → She asked if I had seen him.
Gama 3 — zamiana poleceń
"Open the door." → He told me to open the door.
"Don't be late." → She told me not to be late.
"Please help me." → He asked me to help him.
"You should rest." → She advised me to rest.
Część 10: Matryca językowa
Matryca 1 — przekazujemy cudze słowa
| Niezależna | Zależna |
|---|---|
Matryca 2 — przekazujemy pytania i polecenia
| Niezależna | Zależna |
|---|---|
MOWA ZALEŻNA — TRZY ZMIANY:
1. CZAS: jeden krok do tyłu (jeśli czasownik wprowadzający w przeszłym)
Present Simple → Past Simple
Present Cont. → Past Continuous
Present Perfect → Past Perfect
Past Simple → Past Perfect
Past Continuous → Past Perfect Continuous
will → would
can → could
may → might
must → had to
2. ZAIMKI:
I / me / my → he/she, him/her, his/her
we / us / our → they / them / their
you / your → (według kontekstu)
3. WSKAŹNIKI CZASU I MIEJSCA:
now → then
today → that day
tomorrow → the next day
yesterday → the day before
here → there
this/these → that/those
ago → before
KIEDY PRZESUNIĘCIA NIE MA:
- Czasownik wprowadzający sam w teraźniejszości: He says he is tired.
- Uniwersalna prawda: She said water boils at 100°C.
- Już past perfect / would / could — dalej nie ma gdzie.
SAY vs TELL:
say (to sb) coś He said (to me) he was busy.
tell sb coś He told me he was busy.
Tell zawsze z adresatem, say — nie.
PYTANIA ZALEŻNE:
Wh-: He asked WHERE I LIVED. (prosty szyk, bez do)
Yes/No: He asked IF / WHETHER I LIVED THERE.
NIGDY w pytaniu zależnym:
- do/does/did
- inwersja (was I → if I was)
- znak zapytania
POLECENIA I PROŚBY ZALEŻNE:
tell sb to + V He told me to open the door.
ask sb to + V He asked me to help.
advise sb to + V She advised him to rest.
Przeczenie: tell sb NOT TO + V
He told me not to be late.
REPORTING VERBS — rozszerzona lista:
say, tell, ask, answer, reply, explain,
suggest (+ -ing), recommend (+ -ing),
advise/warn sb to + V,
promise / agree / refuse to + V,
insist on / complain about / admit + V-ing,
deny + V-ing, announce that…
PUŁAPKI DLA POLAKA:
- Nie myl say i tell. Tell — z adresatem.
- W pytaniu zależnym NIE MA do/does/did.
- W pytaniu zależnym NIE MA inwersji: "where I lived", nie "where lived I".
- Suggest + gerundium, nie to-bezokolicznik.
- Will → would, can → could, must → had to.
Następny krok: Lekcja 36 — czasowniki modalne dla dedukcji (must be, can't be, might) i w przeszłości (must have been, should have done). Użycia modalnych, które tu zobaczyliśmy tylko w akcji przy backshift.
Następny krok: Lekcja 36 — czasowniki modalne dla dedukcji (must be, can't be, might) i w przeszłości (must have been, should have done). Użycia modalnych, które tu zobaczyliśmy tylko w akcji przy backshift.