Question

Change into direct speech to indirect speech
1)He said to me ,"what have you got in your bag?"
2)I said to the cook,"go to the market and buy fresh vegetables?"

Answer 1

$\sf{\Large {\underline {DIRECT\:-\:INDIRECT}}}$ :

$\sf{\large {\underline {Interrogative \:form}}}$ :

⚫He said to me, " What have you got in your bag?"

$\implies{\tt{He\:asked\:me\:what\:I \:had\:got\:in\:my}}$
$\tt{bag}$.

$\sf{\large {\underline {Imperative \:form}}}$ :

⚫I said to the cook, " Go to the market and buy fresh vegetables."

$\implies{\tt{I\:ordered\:the\:cook\:to \:go\:to\:the}}$

$\tt{market\:and\:buy\:fresh\:vegetables.}$

Answer 2

$\textbf{Indirect Speech to Direct Speech}$

$\texttt{ Question : }$

1. He said to me, "What have you got in your bag?"

$\texttt{ Procedure : }$

⇒The given sentence is in interrogative form.

⇒ We use "asked" or "inquired" to change these  sentences.

⇒ The transformed sentence will be in past so replace "have" with "had".

$\texttt{ Answer : }$

$\textit{He inquired me,what I had in my bag?}$

$\texttt{ Question : }$

2. I said to the cook, "Go to the market and buy fresh vegetables."

$\texttt{ Procedure : }$

⇒ The given sentence is an imperative sentence.

⇒ "Ordered" is used to change  such sentences.

⇒ "Said to" will be replaced by "ordered".

$\texttt{ Answer : }$

$\textit{I ordered the cook to go to the market and buy fresh vegetables.}$