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I said to her "Are you leaving tonight" Change into Indirect narration

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Answered by Swarup1998

Narration Change

I asked her if/whether she was leaving that night.

Explanation:

To change the Interrogative Sentence into Indirect Speech, we change the Interrogative Sentence into an Assertive Sentence: You are leaving tonight.

Here 'said to' changes into 'asked'.

We use 'whether' or 'if' in the place of Introductory Conjunction 'that'.

In the end, we give a full stop (.).

Here 'tonight' changes into 'that night'.

And 'you' changes into 'she' since the inquiry was thrown to a girl, mentioned as 'her'.

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Answered by vinod04jangid

Answer:

I asked her if she was leaving tonight.

Explanation:

When Direct speech is in present continuous tense then the Indirect speech will be in past continuous tense. The reporting verb said is changed to asked.

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