Question

He said, "You needn't wait. " Change into indirect speech

Answer 1

Answer:

he informed me that I needn't wait

Answer 2

He informed me that I needn't wait.

Explanation:

• Indirect speech is communication that tells you what someone is saying without using the person's own words.
• When we use reported or declared speech to discuss the past, we should always change the tense of the terms announced.
• Because we use words like "say," "tell," and "raise," the reported words may or may not begin with the word "that." There are no inverted commas in this statement.
• We have a tendency to use the past in indirect conversations.

Before switching to voice, make the following adjustments to the active statement. -

1. Decide on the tense of the next statement.
2. Use the correct supporting verb and, as a result, the participial of the main verb.
3. The equipped sentence's object becomes the topic in voice.