6. "Will you come tomorrow?" he asked me. (will becomes 'would')
A. He asked me if
7. Can you do this work ? he asked (can becomes 'could')
A. He asked
8. "Was it a holiday yesterday?" he asked me.
A. He asked
9. "Have you had your meal ?" he asked me. ('have becomes 'had'. In re
verb 'had given in the question means 'eaten' which 'will be reported a
A. He asked
10. "Has he invited you to lunch?" Manoj asked.
A Manoj asked me if
Answers
Required Solution :-
1. He asked me if I would come the following day.
2. He asked me if I could do that work.
3. He asked me if it was a holiday the previous day.
4. He asked me if I had my meal.
5. Manoj asked me if he had invited me to lunch.
Points to Note :-
Direct speech:
Direct speech describes when something is being repeated exact words spoken are reproduced in speech marks.
Examples:
- “I had a headache yesterday.”
- She said to me, “I am writing a letter to my brother.”
- “Will you have a seat?”
Indirect speech:
Indirect speech is a report on what someone else said or wrote without using that person's exact words.
Examples:
- You said you had a headache the day before yesterday.
- She told me that she was writing a letter to her brother.
- He asked me to have a seat.
Answer:
Points to Note
:Direct speech:
Direct speech describes when something
is being repeated exact words spoken are
reproduced in speech marks.
Examples
• "I had a headache yesterday."
. She said to me, "I am writing a letter to my
brother."
• "Will you have a seat?"
Indirect speech:
Indirect speech is a report on what someone
else said or wrote without using that person's
exact words.
Examples:
.. She told me that she was writing a letter to her brother
. She told me that she have a seat