Question

Change the sentences into indirect speech - Tushan said to Tannu, "will you play badminton" , I said to her, "get out the room at once". , Rakesh said to Mohit, "what can I do for you" ​

Answer 1

Tushan asked Tannu whether she would play badminton.

I told her to get out the room at once.

Rakesh asked Mohit what he could do for him.

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Answer 2

$\textbf{\underline{\underline{Direct \:Speech}}}$ :- The actual words of the speaker are represented in the direct speech.

$\textbf{\underline{\underline{Indirect\: Speech}}}$ :-. The words of the speaker is represented in our own words.

◆ Tushan said to Tarun,"Will you play badminton?"

=> Tushan aksed Tarun if he would play badminton.

◆ I said to her , "get out the room at once"

=> I ordered her to get out of the room at once.

◆ Rakesh said to Mohit,"what can I do for you."

=> Rakesh asked Mohit what he could do for him.

$\huge{\underline{\underline{\mathfrak{Explanation}}}}$

★ The given sentence==> Tushan said to Tarun,"Will you play badminton?" is Interrogative and it starts with Helping verb so while changing it to in indirect speech

• we use 'if' instead of 'that' .

•'said to' will change to asked as it is an interrogative sentence.

• 'will' changes to its conditional form I.e. would.

★ In the sentence => I said to her , "get out the room at once." an order is given hence it is an imperative sentence so the changes will be follows:

•' said to' will change to ordered .

• 'to' is used to connect the reported verb and speech.

★ In the given sentence =>Rakesh said to Mohit,"what can I do for you." This is an interrogative sentence with the wh questioning word so the changes will be as follows :-

•said to will change to asked

• 'what' is used to join both verb and speech.

• can will change to its conditional form.