Question

Father said, 'I am going to London today.'
Change to indirect speech

Answer 1

Answer:

$\bold{Indirect\:Speech-}$

➡Father said that he was going to London that day.

Answer 2

Father told him that he was going to London that day.

• Speech is the expression of ones thought to someone by saying something. When we write about sentences or phrases as source has said, we can use direct speech or indirect speech.
• Speech is of two types.
• Direct and Indirect speech.
• Direct Speech: When the speech is quoted as it is spoken or said then it is known as direct speech. During direct speech we use the words spoken between quotation marks (" ").
• E.g. Father said, 'I am going to London today.'
• Indirect Speech: When the speech is written indirectly and not exactly as it is said, it is called indirect speech.
• E.g. Father told him that he was going to London that day.

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