Question

9. I said to him, I habe lost the book I bought yesterday. I shall buy another tomorrow.
10. When Mahadev went out early in the morning, he would say, "God is truth and the giver of
everything."
line drink and he had​

Answer 1

Answer:

9) I told him that I had lost the book I bought yesterday and I will be going to buy another one tomorrow.

Explanation:

Change of tenses

Answer 2

Answer:

I am guessing this is the question you are looking for:

"I said to him, I have lost the book I bought yesterday. I shall buy another tomorrow."

"When Mahadev went out early in the morning, he would say, "God is truth and the giver of everything." Change the sentences into indirect speech:

The answer is as follows:

• I explained to him that I had lost the book which I bought yesterday and would buy another the following day.
• When Mahadev went out early in the morning, he would say that God was the truth and the giver of everything.

Explanation:

When we use Direct Speech in writing, we put the words spoken between quotation marks (" ") and leave them alone. We may be reporting something that is being said (for example, a phone conversation) or later asking someone about a previous conversation.

When we use indirect speech to communicate about history, we keep changing the tense of the words we say. We use reporting conjugations  and we can introduce the disclosed words with the word 'that.' There are no quotation marks in this kind of statement.

The abovementioned sentences are some examples of these sentences.

To know more, click on the link below

https://brainly.in/question/2710288

To practice, click on the link below:

https://brainly.in/question/366183