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"Come quickly "change into indirect speech

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Answered by shivalika58
8

She / He told me to come quickly.

OR

She / He ordered me to come quickly.

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Answered by monica789412
2

He ordered me to come quickly. -This is the right answer.

About imperatives and their use in indirect speech:

  • Imperative sentences are orders/requests. (Eg)- Please open the door. (or) Close the window.
  • The sentence given here is an imperative sentence. That is, there is no subject and the statement could be a request/ order/ advice.
  • The sentence that is given in direct speech must be changed into indirect speech.
  • Here it is an order. We can introduce the subject 'he' and convert it into reported/ indirect form.
  • When a sentence is changed into indirect speech, the comma and quotation marks must be removed and the words 'He ordered me' must be used.
  • Then the tense must be retained. As it is an imperative sentence we must use infinitive form of the verb.
  • That is the verb 'come' becomes 'to come' in reported form.
  • Hence the answer is: He ordered me to come quickly
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