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📌 Direct speech quotes the exact words spoken in quotation marks, whereas indirect or reported speech conveys the original meaning without exact quotes and often changes tense, pronouns, and time expressions.
📌 Backshifting is not applied when the reporting verb is in the present tense or when the statement expresses a general truth or an ongoing state.
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📌 Reported speech changes reference expressions according to the reporting context: now becomes then, today becomes that day, yesterday becomes the day before, tomorrow becomes the next day, here becomes there, this becomes that, and these becomes those.
Direct speech → tense backshift → pronouns and time changes
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📌 Reported questions use normal statement word order, remove the question mark, and use if or whether for yes/no questions.
📌 Reported commands and requests use object plus to-infinitive, negative imperatives use not to-infinitive, and suggestions use verb-ing or that plus a clause.
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Yes/No → if or whether ; Wh-question → question word retained
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📌 Essay transition words can begin a paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase, or individual word, but they are needed mainly when a shift in topic interrupts the writing flow.
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Examples of contradiction transitions include:
Examples of cause-and-effect transitions include:
Summary transitions include:
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Cybersecurity protège les actifs informatiques ; InfoSec protège spécifiquement l’information
CIA : Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability
Incident response monitors and investigates potentially malicious behavior, contains threats, restores the network, preserves evidence for forensic analysis and prosecution, and helps prevent further breaches.
Vulnerability management scans an environment for weak points such as unpatched software and prioritizes remediation according to risk through continuous network assessment.
| Principe | Rôle | Moyens ou application |
|---|---|---|
| Confidentiality | Limiter l’accès aux personnes autorisées | Mots de passe, chiffrement, authentification |
| Integrity | Maintenir les données dans leur état correct | Checksums, contrôle de versions, sauvegardes |
| Availability | Permettre l’accès aux utilisateurs autorisés | Ressources adaptées et sauvegardes de reprise après sinistre |
| Domaine | Objet principal |
|---|---|
| Application security | Applications web, mobiles, API et vulnérabilités logicielles |
| Cloud security | Applications et processus dans des environnements partagés |
| Cryptography | Confidentialité, intégrité et authenticité des données |
| Infrastructure security | Réseaux, centres de données, serveurs et appareils |
| Incident response | Détection, investigation et traitement des incidents |
| Vulnerability management | Recherche et correction des points faibles |
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1. Which sentence correctly describes the difference between direct and reported speech?
2. How does the verb change when “She said, ‘I work from home’” is reported?
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What distinguishes direct speech from indirect speech in English?
Direct speech quotes exact words in quotation marks; indirect speech conveys meaning without exact quotes and often changes tense, pronouns, and time expressions.
How does reported speech change 'can', 'may', and 'must'?
'Can' changes to 'could', 'may' to 'might', and 'must' or 'have to' to 'had to'.
How do reported questions handle word order and question marks?
They use normal statement word order and remove the question mark.
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