Question

(c)
Change the Narration:
(0)
He says, "I will never get married."
He asked if I knew Harry.​

Answer 1

$\huge\star{\underbrace{\mathtt{\red{A}\pink{N}\green{S}\blue{W}\purple{E}\orange{R}}}}\star$

• He says that he will never get married.
• He said, " Do you know Harry?"

Answer 2

After changing the narration, sentences will be-

• He says that he will never get married.
• He said, " Do you know Harry?"
• Narration is the process of telling a story, and as such, it falls under the category of discourse (although in the first-person narration, it may be that the narrator also plays a role in the development of the story itself).
• In this speech or method of recounting a person's speech, we are not compelled to use the speaker's precise words.
• By rephrasing a speech in our own words, we can express or narrate it in a sentence via indirect communication.
• Depending on the sentence's form and meaning, the reporting verb is altered.
• The indirect speech does not use inverted commas. The reported speech uses a connective word at the outset.
• The reported speech's verb is altered to fit the sentence's form and meaning.

#SPJ3