Question

45) Change into Direct and Indirect Speech;
1:He said, "I won't have enough time to finish the job".
2:She asked me, "Could you help me with my luggage".
3:She told him, "Don't worry"?
4:She said, "I should have phoned my mother."
5: He said, "I will think about it".
6: Martin said, "I am going on holiday tomorrow."
7: Hari said, "My uncle present a gift on my birthday."
8:'My Lord, is any of your silver missing?' the Sergeant said to the Bishop.
9: "Did you see the exhibition?' the teacher said to me.
10: The teacher said to the boys, "If you do your best, you will surely pass”.
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Answer 1

1.He said that he wouldn’t had enough time to finish the job
2.she asked me if I could help her with her luggage
3.she exclaims him that not to worry
4.she said that she could phone her mother
5.he said that he would think about it

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct conversions of the given sentences are given as follows:

1) He said that he wouldn't have enough time to finish the job.

2) She asked me if I could help her with her luggage.

3) She asked him not to worry.

4) She said that she should have phoned her mother.

5) He said that he would think about it.

6) Martin said that he was going on a holiday the next day.

7) Hari told us that his uncle presented a gift on his birthday.

8) The sergeant asked the bishop if any of his silver was missing.

9) The teacher asked me if had seen the exhibition.

10) The teacher told the boys that if they did their best, they would surely pass.

Explanation:

Voice:

It is often necessary to explain events or actions that have taken place, and this often involves repeating what someone has said. Such opportunities include business emails and presentations as well as social situations. There are two different types of speech to describe what people said: direct speech and indirect speech (or reported speech).

Direct Speech:

When you want to explain what someone said, one way is to use direct speech. You use direct speech when you simply repeat what someone is saying and surround the phrase with punctuation marks.

Indirect Speech:

If you want to recite what someone said without any linguistic cues and without necessarily using  the exact same words, you can use indirect (also known as reported) speech.

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