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He said," I have bought a watch for you " . convert these statements into indirect speech​

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Answered by Ganesh6775
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He said, "I have bought a watch for you." [ Change into Indirect speech ]

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He said that he had bought a watch for me.

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There are two types of speeches ----

(1) Direct speech or Direct narration

(2) Indirect speech or Indirect narration

  \underline \bold {(1) Direct speech:-}

What a man says is kept as it is within a quotation (" ") marks. A sentence containing such a quote is called the DIRECT SPEECH or DIRECT NARRATION.

 The direct speech is always enclosed with inverted commas (" ")

 There is no change in words.

  • Example : She said, "Rama has done this work."

  \underline \bold {(2) Indirect speech:-}

Sometimes the exact speech of a speaker is not repeated but reported. Such a speech is called INDIRECT SPEECH or INDIRECT NARRATION.

 We change a sentence in indirect speech without using first person's actual words.

 This is also known as reported speech.

 We change it into the past tense.

  • Example : She said that Rama had done that work.
Answered by misscutie1414
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Answer:

HE SAID THAT HE HAD BOUGHT A WATCH FOR ME

Explanation:

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