Change into Indirect speech: (i) The police officer said, "Don't go there."
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The police officer instructed not to go there.
Or, The police officer ordered not to go there.
Or, The police officer forbade to go there.
Explanation:
- The Reported Speech is an Imperative Sentence and so in Indirect Speech, we rewrite the Reporting Verb as 'ordered' or 'instructed'.
- Since there is a negative sense, we write 'not to' to link the Reporting Verb and the Reported Speech.
- A police officer can give an order or an instruction to someone, so we have taken 'ordered' or 'instructed'.
- We can also take 'forbade' and there we do not need to write 'not' because the negative sense is already expressed by 'forbade'.
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The police officer advised not to go there.
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