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differences between direct and indirect speeches​

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Answered by sujan2002
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direct speech seems to be a conversation with only a first person and a second person

in the indirect speech the 1st person speaks to the second person about a third person..

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Answered by Anonymous
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❝ IF WE COMPARE THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT FORMS OF NARRATION, WE FIND THE FOLLOWING POINTS OF DIFFERENCE ❞

➠ The direct speech is always within the inverted commas and it is seperated from the rest of the sentence usually by a comma. No inverted commas are used in the indirect speech.

➠In the indirect speech, a conjuction if necessary is used to join the reported speech with the rest of the sentence.

➠Tenses, personal pronouns(i,we,you,etc..), possessive adjectives(my,our,your)and adverbs denoting nearness of time and place undergo certain changes when the direct speech is converted into indirect speech.

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\textsf{\underline{DIRECT SPEECH:-}}

➠THE INSPECTOR SAID " I AM GLAD TO BE WITH YOU TODAY".

\textsf{\underline{INDIRECT SPEECH:-}}

➠THE INSPECTOR SAID THAT HE WAS GLAD TO BE WITH US THAT DAY.


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