Question

Change into indirect speech :-
He said to me, “I am your friend.”​

Answer 1

'He says to me that he is my friend'

Explanation:

Indirect speech is characterized as the source of communicating the content of a person's utterance, statement, or question used during a conversation without directly quoting them.

In this form of speech, the different words are used to express the same thought, idea, or message conveyed by the speaker in the direct speech.

Since the given statement is in the present tense(as reflected through the use of 'say'), it will be framed in the same tense in indirect speech as well.

Thus, the final sentence reads as: 'He says to me that he is my friend!

Answer 2

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When we change the sentence into Indirect speech the positions of subject and verb are interchanged, as in: He asked whether he was there. Once again the pronoun is changed to third person and the verb is changed to the past tense. The reporting verb can be asked or inquired to name but two.