Question

12.
The teacher asked the student if he had pre-
pared his lesson. The student replied politely
that he had not.(Change it into Direct Speech)​

Answer 1

Answer:

The teacher said to the student,"Have you prepared your speech?"

The student said,"Ma'am, I did not prepare it".

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The teacher asked the student, "Have you prepared your lesson?". The student said, "I have not done it."

Explanation:

It's simple. We know that direct speech should be written in double quotes. So, from the indirect speech, 'had' will change to 'have' in both the sentences.  From the sentence, 'if' should be removed from the first sentence and 'that' from the second sentence because it is not to be used while changing the sentence into direct speech. It should seem like a direct conversation with the teacher. Therefore, it's called DIRECT SPEECH.

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