Question

4) I said, to Hari"Do not pluck the flowers" change into indirect speech
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Answer 1

Answer:

The given sentence is changed into indirect speech as follows-

I forbade Hari from plucking the flowers.

or,

I told Hari not to pluck the flowers.

Explanation:

• When we want to quote what someone has said, we use direct speech. We use quotation marks to denote direct speech because of this.

• When we explain what someone has said without necessarily repeating the speaker's sentences word by word, we use indirect speech.

• Quotation marks are not used in indirect speech or reported speech.

• In the given sentence, the subject "I" used the words “Don’t pluck the flowers.” That means the subject is telling Hari not to pluck flowers. Therefore, we can express it as ‘I told Hari not to pluck flowers’.

• Another way of reporting what the subject "I" told Hari is that he forbade them to pluck the flowers. Forbade means not allowing something to do.
• Thus, it is clear that by asking Hari not to pluck the flowers, he did not allow him to pluck the flowers. Thus, when it says that ‘I forbade Hari from plucking the flowers’, it indicates the same.

Therefore, we can express or report the given sentence in different ways as follows-

I forbade Hari from plucking the flowers.

or,

I told Hari not to pluck the flowers.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

हाय सेट टू हॉलिडे डू नॉट द प्लांट