Question

He said, "What a pity you did not come!"
Change into Indirect Speech.

Answer 1

Answer: He exclaimed with pity that he/she did not come.

Explanation:

Indirect speech is a form a conveying the message in third person view. The difference between direct and indirect speech is that in direct speech we use the exact term used by the first person inside quotes.

But in indirect speech it is not necessary to follow the exact term. The indirect speech looks like a third person is reporting the conversation between two different persons.

So, the present statement will be converted as “He exclaimed with pity that he/she did not come”. The word “exclaimed with pity” is used as the direct speech is in exclamatory sentence.

Answer 2

He exclaimed with pity that he did not came. or,

He exclaimed with pity that she did not came.

Explanation:

• When sentences are changed from direct too indirect speech, the speaker of the sentence is changed.
• Indirect speech is written in the third person narration.
• The words quoted by the first person in the given sentence is 'What a pity that you did not come!'
• It is an exclamatory sentence.
• The punctuation marks are removed and the tense and the pronoun are changed accordingly.

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