Question

2. Report in indirect narration
"Give it to me quick", said Della.
in the following sentence in pre​

Answer 1

Della told to give it her Quick.

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Answer 2

The indirect narration of this sentence will be, "Della asked to give it to her quick".

• When we have to explain what someone said, we can do so in direct or indirect narration. The given sentence is in direct narration, we will have to change it to indirect narration.

• Direct narration- direct narration or direct speech is used when one is describing what somebody else said by repeating the sentence. This kind of speech mainly describes what someone said or someone's sentence. The same use of words in quotes is done. For example: Larry said, "I will go to school today".

• Indirect narration- Indirect narration or indirect speech on the other hand is a reporting action. When someone wants to report or inform what someone said by not necessarily using the same words it becomes indirect speech. For example: Larry said that he will go to school today.

• Thus, the given sentence in indirect narration is "Della asked to give it to her quick".

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