Change in indirect speech.
1. Prabhakar said to Anil,"Shall I send you my bike?"
2.He said to us,"Did his majesty the king grant you audience?"
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1. Prabhakar asked Anil if he should send him his bike.
2. He asked us if his majesty, the king granted us audience.
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Anonymous:
if he would* shall is changed to would :)
Thanks for the suggestion, but if i do change the should to would, it may appear like Prabhakar is borrowing the bike from Anil, which is the not the case. It's the other way round :)))
but our teacher taught us like that, Anyways np
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1. Prabhakar asked Anil if he would send him his bike.
☆ Since the sentence is in Yes/No type question, we need to join the sentences using if / whether. ☆
☆ Shall is not changed to 'should' .Rather it is changed to 'would'. ☆
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2. He asked us if his majesty, the king had granted us audience.
☆ The first rule is same as the previous one.☆
☆ Since the reported clause is in simple past, it is changed to past perfect tense.☆
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