By Indirect speech, Idioms

Hi guys, I don't think we often use the perfect forms of the idiom be going to, do we? I'm not so sure about that. Sounds fine to me. Also, less ambiguous in various cases. Each to their own, I guess. Clive

I would have said: She asked me what I was going to do after the concert. Isn't that indirect enough? I don't think we often use the perfect forms of the idiom be going to, do we? CJ

To change something to indirect speech you need to find a way to take the quotation marks out of the original. That does not always mean using the exact same words as the original. (that is why it is know as "indirect" speech!) e.g. The Vicar said, "let us pray". = He invited us to pray. The...