Question

1. Turn the following sentences into Indirect Speech :
1. They said to the servant, “Bring tea for us”.
2. "Good evening, Madan”, said Rashmi.
3 She said, "What a nice fellow you are !"
4.
I said to him, “Do you know Kamlesh ?"
5
A stranger said to us, “Have you seen the horse that broke loose
6. My brother said, “Barking dogs seldom bite."
7 The teacher said to me, “What are you doing?”
8. He said, “Let us go to the river for a picnic.
9. Juman said to me, “I will help you if you need."
10. I said to my servant, “Post the letters at once".​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. They ordered the servant to bring tea for them.

2. Rashmi greeted her Madam, good evening.

3. She exclaimed with surprise that what a nice fellow I am.

4. I asked him whether he knew Kamlesh.

5. A stranger interrogated us whether we had seen the horse that break loose.

6. My brother said that barking dogs seldom bite.

8. He suggested us to go to the river for a picnic.

7. My teacher asked me what I was doing.

9. Juman told me that he will help me if I needed.

10. I ordered my servant to post the letters at once.

Answer 2

Answer:

1. Turn the following sentences into Indirect Speech :

1. They said to the servant, “Bring tea for us”.

2. "Good evening, Madan”, said Rashmi.

3 She said, "What a nice fellow you are !"

4.

I said to him, “Do you know Kamlesh ?"

5

A stranger said to us, “Have you seen the horse that broke loose

6. My brother said, “Barking dogs seldom bite."

7 The teacher said to me, “What are you doing?”

8. He said, “Let us go to the river for a picnic.

9. Juman said to me, “I will help you if you need."

10. I said to my servant, “Post the letters at once".