English, asked by vijayrajvigneshwara, 3 months ago

Don’t you know the way home?”, asked I.
change to indirect speech​

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Answered by dualgamersmitkar
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Answer:

Explanation:

An interrogative is always either "asked" or "enquired" in reported speech. Hence the subject and verb of the reported speech would be, "I asked".

The pronoun for the listener, in reported speech, will change according to the object of the direct speech, which in this case is "her".

The interrogative sentence is beginning with an Auxiliary Verb - "Don't". Thus, the indirect speech will have to be joined by using either "if"  or "whether".

Thus, the speech will look like, "I asked her whether"

Since the principal reporting verb - "said", is in the past tense; the indirect speech will be in the past tense. Thus, it would be written as, "did not know the way home"

Answered by Stevi
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Answer:

The answer can be written in ways. One as talking to a girl and other to a boy.

If a girl, the indirect speech will be

I asked her whether she did not know the way home.

If a boy, the indirect speech will be

I asked him whether he did not know the way home.

                    Hope it helps you^_^

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