change into indirect speech
a). Ram will say,"I saw my teacher in tha park".
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Ram will say that he saw his teacher in the park
tanishka1578:
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hey friend....you should not change the sentence when the reporting verb is in future or present tense....
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"Ram says that he saw his teacher in the park." This will be the given sentence in indirect speech.
- Here, we have to change the given sentence from direct speech to indirect speech.
- There are two types of speech in English grammar, direct speech and indirect speech.
- In direct speech, the exact words spoken by the speaker are reported.
- In the given sentence, the exact words spoken by Ram have been reported.
- In indirect speech, words spoken by someone else are reported without any direct quotes.
- When the sentence is converted, words spoken by Ram have been reported without him being exactly or directly quoted.
- Hence, the given sentence in indirect speech will be, "Ram says that he saw his teacher in the park."
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