Question

basic rules for direct and indirect speech​

Answer 1

look...all you have to understand is that while writing or talking in an indirect speech,u talk as a repoter...for example if the sentence is krishna:"i will go and play ma.."

and u uav to change it to indorect u have to write....krishna told his mother that he would go and play

(dont for get the inverted commas if u hav to write on direct speech)

Answer 2

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1. SON Rule

→ In this rule, first person change into subject of the sentence, second person change into object of sentence and third person does not change.

1st Person → Subject

2nd Person → Object

3rd Person → No Change

2. Change of Tense

→ In this rule, all the formula of present tense converts into past tense when we convert direct into indirect speech.

→ In this rule, all the formula of present tense converts into past tense when we convert direct into indirect speech.→ Simple past tense convert convert into past perfect and past continuous converts into past perfect continuous. Past perfect has no change of tense. Past perfect continuous also has no change of tense. "Shall/will" converts into "should/would". "Can" converts into "could". "May" converts into "might". "Could/should/would/might" generally doesn't change.

3. Change of other Parts of Speech

→ "This" converts into "that". "These" converts into "those". "Yesterday" converts into "the day before". "Tommorow" converts into "the following day". "Today" converts into "that day". "Thus" converts into "so". "Now" converts into "then". "Hence" converts into "thence". "Here" converts into "there".

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