Because females have been conditioned to treat everyone as equals, a woman may unknowingly insult her superior if he is an older male - just by communicating with him as if he were her equal. These examples are similar to the others above. You could use the first example whether or not this person was still watching the show, but if you used the second example, it’d probably seem like you either knew or guessed that she was still watching it. Simple Past

Cieply, Michael (November 20, 2022). "Looking for Lessons in the She Said Box-Office Beatdown". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved November 20, 2022. It's amazing, isn't it?" says Judy now. "You are known by this legendary icon in Hollywood because you row."

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Bradshaw, Peter (November 24, 2022). "She Said review – breaking the male silence around Harvey Weinstein". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077 . Retrieved February 22, 2023. This is sometimes done when the author of the piece wants you to feel that you’re experiencing events in the present moment. As you can see, dialogue is set within quotation marks, but dialogue tags are not. Are dialogue tags always necessary? What tense you use in indirect reported speech often just depends on when what you’re reporting happened or was true. Richard and Judy's earpieces are forever open. This means that, throughout rehearsals and the live broadcast, they hear the constant chatter of the 15 people here in the gallery. They say they've adopted this practice because they want advance warning if a production crisis is brewing, but during moments of mid-show emergency, when 15 people are yelling all at once, it must be extremely disconcerting for them. It probably explains their endearing on-screen habit of suddenly looking startled for no obvious reason.

For example, while analyzing Dustin’s performances in his films prior to Tootsie, I could see how masculine his communication was in terms of his body language and verbal communication. For instance, in the film Kramer vs. Kramer, Dustin’s maleness was vividly depicted: he hardly opened his mouth or used his facial muscles to create animation or emotion. He had a monotonous tone—a drone with no life in it as he tried to express meaning in what he said. There was little or no inflection or intonation, and he would leave endings off words (comin’, goin’). He would answer questions with one word responses such as yup or nope, and he had abrupt physical movements. These typical male communication patterns certainly could not have created effective verbal understanding between Mr. Kramer and Meryl Streep’s Mrs. Kramer, the wife who was leaving him. Therefore, it came as no surprise that the two characters in Kramer vs. Kramer finalized their separation in divorce.

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My interest in the subject further evolved while working with clients in my private practice. In my Beverly Hills office I continued Anderson, Erik (December 18, 2022). "2022 St. Louis Film Critics Association winners: 'Everything Everywhere All At Once', 'Women Talking', 'Elvis' ". AwardsWatch . Retrieved December 18, 2022. Celebrity profiles, which you can find in print magazines and online, can help you find and practice reported speech, too. Celebrity profiles are stories that focus on a famous person. They often include some kind of interview. The writer will usually spend some time describing the person and then mention things that they say; this is when they use reported speech. There’s no real difference between “She said she liked coffee” and “She said that she liked coffee.” However, using “that” can help make the different parts of the sentence clearer. Natasha Braier Begins on She Said". Lux Artists. July 10, 2021. Archived from the original on July 25, 2021 . Retrieved July 25, 2021.