He said to me, "l have completed my homework" ko lndirect
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Answer:
he told me that he had completed his homework
Question:
- He said to me, “I have completed my homework.” (Change it into indirect speech)
Answer:
- He said to me that he have completed his homework. (changed into indirect speech)
SOME OTHER NOTES TO
KNOW:
☞Direct speech is what the speaker actually says.
☞Indirect speech is reporting it from the narrator's point of view.
REMEMBER:
✯The reporting verb is usually in the past tense.
✯In the reported speech words denoting first person (I, my,me, mine, myself, we, our, us, ours, ourselves) change according to the subject & words denoting second person (you, your, yours, yourself, yourselves) change according to the object.
✯Demonstrators in the reported speech change, e.g. ‘this’ into ‘that’ ; ‘now into then’ ; ‘here’ into ‘there’ ; ‘tomorrow’ into ‘the next day’ ; ‘Yesterday’ into ‘the previous day’. Then is usually dropped.
WHEN QUESTIONS ARE REPORTED:
➜Indirect questions beginning with auxillary verbs are introduced by ‘if’ or ‘whether’.
➜Indirect ‘wh-questions’ are introduced by the ‘wh-word’ which begins the question in the direct speech.
➜Word order is inverted, e.g.
‘Why are you making noise?’ becomes ‘Why they are making noise’.
FOR EXAMPLES:
1️⃣Raj said to Rahul, “Our sst class has already over.” (change it into indirect speech)
Ans: Raj said to Rahul that their sst class has already over. (changed into indirect speech)
2️⃣He asked when they would be moving out for dinner. (change it into direct speech).
Ans: He said, “When we would be moving out for dinner?”