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Convert into indirect speech ......1) The boy will say,"it is very hot today."​

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Answered by nathswami619
4

Answer:

here is some rules

Explanation:

RULES FOR CHANGING DIRECT INTO INDIRECT SPEECH

n     Get one thing straight-you do not have to learn the rules by heart. Simply understand what they ask you to do and apply the same in converting a sentence from direct to indirect

n     RULE ONE:-If in direct speech you find say/says or will say then DO NOT CHANGE THE TENSE that you can find within the quotation marks

EXAMPLES-RULE ONE

n     I say ' I am elated”

n     I say  I am elated

n     He says,” I was a fool then”

n     He says  he was a fool then.

n     She says,” I will be more experienced then”

n     She says  she will be more experienced then

n     I will say,” He loves cricket”

n     I will say  he loves cricket

n     She will say,” He was in the land of nod then”

n     She will say  he was in the land of nod then.

n     They will say,” We will achieve greatness”

n     They will say  we will achieve greatness.

RULE TWO

•          If in direct speech the words within the quotation marks talk of a universal truth or habitual action then RULE ONE  is followed or in other words the tense inside the quotation marks is not changed at all.. For e.g.

• The teacher said,” The sun rises in the east”

   The teacher said  the sun rises in the east

 

RULE THREE

*      If there is 'said' in the direct speech then the  tense of the words inside quotation marks is changed to the past tense.

*     I said,” I am suffering from a fit of ennui”

*     I said  I was suffering from a fit of ennui.

Help List one

o    Words indicating nearness are changed into words showing distance

o    Here-there                                    tomorrow-the next/following day      

o    This-that                                      yesterday-the previous day

o    These-those                                 the next week-the following week

o    Today-that day                             now-then

o    Tonight-that night

 Help List Two

o    The following changes in the tense need to be considered

o    Is/am-was

o    Are-were

o    Is (sleeping)-was (sleeping)

o    Are (sleeping)-were (sleeping)

o    Has/have killed-had killed

o    Was/were laughing-had been laughing

o    Can-could; will-would; shall-should; may-might

o    Did-had done

Rule 3 --Some examples

•          I said,” My mother cooks well”

  I said  my mother cooked well.

She said, “ I am reading a whodunit now”

She said she was reading a whodunit then.

He said,” I killed an ant”

He said he had killed an ant.

We said ,” They have done their job”

We said they had done their job

n     She said,” We were all laughing uncontrollably”

She said they had been all laughing uncontrollably.

He said,” I can do it”

He said he could do it.

She said to me,” You may need help”

She told me I might need help.

He said ,” She will do this task quickly”

He said she would do that task quickly.

Answered by amungu
2

Answer:

Explanation:

it was very hot that day the boy said

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