Question

He said," help the poor"

Answer 1

Answer:

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He advised to help the poor.

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NARRATION CHANGE OF IMPERATIVE SENTENCES

In Imperative sentences, reported speech contains a command, order, request, advice or proposal etc.

Verb in the reporting speech is changed according to the mood of the reported sentence.

Imperative mood is changed into infinitive mood.

Comma and inverted commas are removed using the word 'to'.

In negative sentences the word ‘Do not’ is removed and in its place ‘not to’ is used.

The words ‘Sir or Madam’ in the reported speech are removed and a word ‘respectfully’ is added in the reporting speech.

The words ‘said to’ in reporting speech are changed into the words given here under according to the sense contained in the reported speech.

For Example:

Q.The teacher said to the boys,“Leave the room at once.”

'Leave', being the first form of verb, shows the 'order' mood of the sentence.

Words 'said to' in reporting speech will change into 'ordered' .

Inverted commas will be replaced by 'to'.

=The teacher ordered the boys to leave the room at once.