At this moment in present simple
hello, I have a question. I'm doing my homework about reported speech and I have to complete the sentence. "the psychologist asked ... (I/take) any antidepressants at that moment". I know "at that/this moment we mostly use in present/past continous but can it be with past/present simple? I assume the sentence is about taking meds not literally in this moment but in general.
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The psychologist asked if I take any antidepressants. The psychologist asked if I am currently taking any antidepressants.
- The psychologist asked if I take any antidepressants.
- The psychologist asked if I am currently taking any antidepressants.
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The psychologist asked if I take any antidepressants.
The psychologist asked if I am currently taking any antidepressants.
0noturkitkatthe psychologist asked ... (I/take) any antidepressants at that moment
Here's my take on it:
Direct speech:
The psychologist asked, "Are you taking any antidepressants at the moment?"
Expected student answer for the corresponding indirect speech:
The psychologist asked if I was taking any antidepres
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