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21. Convert the following into indirect form of narration. "Why, is something the matter? No, nothing's the matter. I just felt like having a bus ride, that's all. Don't you want to have a look at the sights, now that you're here?" Do as Directed.​

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Answered by rmb
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(We will need to mention 2 people. Let us presume that they are A(a boy) and B(a girl). Also, we will need to change the words a little because informal language makes sense in direct speech, but is not fit for reported speech. The quotation marks have not been correctly placed in the question. I am assuming that A asked the question, and the rest is all B's answer. )

A asked B what the matter was. B said that nothing was wrong and that she just felt like having a bus ride. B then asked A if he didn't want to have a look at the sights, given that he was already there.

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Answered by nidaeamann
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Explanation:

The sentence given in question statement is in the direct speech. When we change the narration it is converted to indirect speech.  

The sentence after changing the narration is following  

A person another from another person that what was the matter. The other person replied that there was nothing as such. The first person told that he felt like having a bus ride and then he asked that didnt he want to look at the sights when he was there

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