Question

Convert in reported speech once an old man young boy who do you think are the most intelligent people the young man said in return who do you think so the old man said how can son and daughter be intelligent without learning from their parents the young man said how did you as a parents learn the old man said why are you to hit my question by accessing me back the your man said didn't you know that your you as a parents now I have learnt all the things on your own the old man said how do you say that we all learn from others the young man said why do you ask me about how to operate electronic gadget all the time the old man said why can't I ask you because I have paid for the gadget you use

Answer 1

Once an old man asked a young boy who he thought were the most intelligent people.

The young man asked in return who he thought. So the old man asked how could son and daughter be intelligent without learning from their parents.

The young man asked 'how he learned as a parent. The old man asked why he was to hit his question by accessing him back.

The young man asked if he had not known his 'him' as a parent. Now he had learned all the things on his own.

The old man asked how he said that we all learn from others. The young man asked why he asked him about how to operate electronic gadgets all the time.

The old man asked why he could not ask him because he had paid for the gadget he used.

Explanation:

• Reported speech is demonstrated as the grammatical construction in which the content of a statement, utterance, order, or question without employing the exact words of the speaker.
• It primarily aims to convey the same message or idea using different words.
• The given paragraph is written in direct speech as it displays the exact words used by the speakers(the young man and the old man) during the conversation.
• It can be converted into reported speech by making the pronoun adjustments and other necessary alterations in the tense(like present indefinite into past indefinite, present perfect into past perfect, etc.).

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Answer 2

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