Question

2.He said to me, "When are you going to Ludhiana ?"

3.She said to me, "Will you teach me English?"
4.I said to him, "Have you done your homework ?"
5. He said to his father, "Can you give me two hundred rupee
6. I said to my mother, "Are you going to the temple ?"
7. He said to me, "Why did you come here ?"
8. I said to him, "What is your name?"
9. The teacher said to the students, "Who has broken this window?"
10. He said to me, "What is the matter?" change it into indirect form of speech​

Answer 1

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• He asked me when I was going to Ludhiana.
• she asked me If I would teach her English.
• I asked him if he had done his homework.
• He asked his father if he could give him two hundred rupee.
• I asked my mother if she was going to the temple.
• He asked me why I had come there.
• I asked him what his name was.
• The teacher asked the students who had broken the window
• He asked me what the matter was.

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Answer 2

Indirect/Reported Speech refers to a dialogue being told to a third person/reporting what happened to a third person.

Example: She said, "I will be busy tomorrow." (Direct)

               She said that she would be busy the next day. (Indirect)

In the above example, when writing in indirect/reported form, the sentence changes according to its tense. Also, modifications regarding certain words like 'this' changes to 'that', 'tomorrow' changes to 'the next day', 'will' changes to 'would', 'can' changes to 'could' and many other words will have to be made. Also, if the sentence contains an interrogation, then 'said' changes to 'asked'. Punctuation marks other than a full stop (.) cannot be used in indirect/reported speech.

2. He said to me, "When are you going to Ludhiana?"

• He asked me when I was going to Ludhiana.

3. She said to me, "Will you teach me English?"

• She asked me if I would teach her English.

4. I said to him, "Have you done your homework?"

• I asked him if he had done his homework.

5. He said to his father, "Can you give me two hundred rupees?"

• He asked his father if he could give him two hundred rupees.

6. I said to my mother, "Are you going to the temple?"

• I asked my mother if she was going to the temple.

7. He said to me, "Why did you come here?"

• He asked me why I had come there.

8. I said to him, "What is your name?"

• I asked him what his name was.

9. The teacher said to the students, "Who has broken this window?"

• The teacher asked the students who had broken the window.

10. He said to me, "What is the matter?"

• He asked me what the matter was.