Question

change to indirect, rajesh said,"I am in the room".​

Answer 1

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• Rajesh told that he is in the room.

More information for understanding:

→When we change direct to indirect

speech, we usually change the

tense of the verbs from the present

forms to the past forms. The

pronouns are affected too.

→Sometimes, the direct speech that

we want to report comes in more

than one sentence.

→In most cases, when the reporting

verb is in the present or future

tense, we do not change the tenses

of the verbs in the indirect speech.

→If in direct speech, a statement is

always true or an action is still

continuing, we do not change the

tense when converting it into

indirect speech, as a change of

tense might give the wrong meaning.