English, asked by Deekshithanjalisavar, 1 month ago

Change the following exchange into reported speech.
Boy:
Have you written the homework today?
Girl:
Yes. I have written it.

Answers

Answered by gad0417
1

Answer:

The given sentence is a statement.

According to the rules of narration and reporting, if the reporting verb is in the past tense, the tense of the reported verb is changed into its corresponding past form. The reporting verb in the given sentence, 'said', is in the past form. Therefore, the reported verb, 'cannot' will change into 'could not'. The first person pronoun 'I' will change to third person 'he'.

Thus, in indirect speech the sentence must be,

He said that he could not help me at present because he was himself in difficulty.

Thus option B is the correct answer.

Options A,C,D are incorrect as they do not follow the rules of Narration and Reporting.

Explanation:

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Answered by PremSaroj1966
7

Answer:

The boy asked the girl if she had written the homework that day and the girl responded him that yes and she added that she had written it.

Explanation:

Question:

Change the following exchange into reported speech:

Boy:Have you written the homework today?

Girl:Yes.I have written it.

Answer:

The boy asked the girl if she had written the homework that day and the girl responded him

that yes and also she added that she had written it.

*The given question is partly interrogative and partly declarative.

*So we have to follow the both sentence rules.

*The first line belongs to interrogative sentence.

*The interrogative connective linker "if" is included.

*Tense,pronoun and adverb are changed.

*The second line belongs to declarative sentence.

*Tense and pronoun are changed.

*So the answer is,

The boy asked the girl if she had written the homework that day and the girl responded him that yes and also she added that she had written it.

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