Read the conversation, then circle the correct alternative for the gaps in the reported version. — Прочитайте разговор, затем обведите правильную альтернативу для пропусков в косвенной версии. ‘What’s your story?

Уточнение деталей вопроса

Read the conversation, then circle the correct alternative for the gaps in the reported version. — Прочитайте разговор, затем обведите правильную альтернативу для пропусков в косвенной версии.
‘What’s your story?

Ответ на вопрос

’

In the reported version, the speaker asked the other person about their story. This could mean a variety of things, depending on the context of the conversation. It could be a simple question about the other person’s background or life experiences, or it could be a more specific inquiry about a particular situation or event. The reported version of the conversation might include additional details about the context and the speaker’s tone or demeanor, which could help to clarify the meaning of the question. For example, if the speaker was asking in a friendly and curious way, the reported version might say something like, «He asked her what her story was, with a smile on his face.» Alternatively, if the speaker was asking in a more confrontational or suspicious way, the reported version might say something like, «He demanded to know what her story was, his voice rising in anger.» Ultimately, the meaning of the question will depend on the specific circumstances of the conversation, and the reported version should reflect this.