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Change the sentence in indirect speech:Irene said to her sister,' I will do my homework in the afternoon'.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Change the sentence in indirect speech:

Irene said to her sister, " I will do my homework in the afternoon."

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Irene told her sister that she would do her homework in the afternoon.

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Speeches are of two types:

  • When the exact words of the speaker are reproduced, the entire speech is put within inverted commas, then the speech is called reported speech or direct speech.

e.g. Ram said, " I am very angry today."

  • When the meaning of a speech is conveyed in the reported words i.e. without using inverted commas and the verb said which introduces the reported speech is called the indirect speech.

e.g. Ram said that he was very angry that day.

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{\red{\bigstar}} Rules of converting direct speech into indirect speech:

  • is/am/are\longrightarrow was/were
  • was/were \longrightarrow had been
  • had been \longrightarrow no change
  • simple present (do) \longrightarrow simple past (did)
  • has/have \longrightarrow had
  • had \longrightarrow no change
  • past perfect (had done) \longrightarrow no change (had done)
  • will/shall \longrightarrow would

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Answered by Anonymous
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Irene told her sister that she would do

her homework in the afternoon.

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