Question

"Get out of this room,"the woman yelled at the boy
(Change into indirect speech) ​

Answer 1

Required solution :-

Direct speech: "Get out of this room," the woman yelled at the boy.

Indirect speech: The woman yelled at the boy to get out of that room.

NOTE :-

The tenses of direct speech do not change if the reporting verb is in the future tense or present tense.

More information :-

Direct speech :-

Direct speech describes when something is being repeated exact words spoken are reproduced in speech marks.

Examples :-

• Rajesh says, “She has brought fame to her family.”
• “I had a headache yesterday,” said Reema.
• He said to me, “I am feeling unwell today.”

Indirect speech :-

Indirect speech is a report on what someone else said or wrote without using that person's exact words.

Examples :-

• Rajesh says that she has brought fame to her family.
• Reema said that she had a headache the previous day.
• He told me that he was feeling unwell that day.

Answer 2

Answer:

Required solution :-

Direct speech: "Get out of this room," the woman yelled at the boy.

Indirect speech: The woman yelled at the boy to get out of that room.

NOTE :-

The tenses of direct speech do not change if the reporting verb is in the future tense or present tense.

More information :-

Direct speech :-

Direct speech describes when something is being repeated exact words spoken are reproduced in speech marks.

Examples :-

• Rajesh says, “She has brought fame to her family.”
• “I had a headache yesterday,” said Reema.

He said to me, “I am feeling unwell today.”

Indirect speech :-

Indirect speech is a report on what someone else said or wrote without using that person's exact words.

Examples :-

• Rajesh says that she has brought fame to her family.
• Reema said that she had a headache the previous day.
• He told me that he was feeling unwell that day.