Question

I said to him, "will you attend class tomorrow?"(narration change)​

Answer 1

Answer:

I asked him if he would attend class the next day

OR

I asked him if he would attend class the following day

BOTH ARE CORRECT

Answer 2

I asked him if he would attend class the next day.

$\blue{Additional \: information :}$

• A conversation between two people ie between the first person and the second person is called direct speech.

• Example - Mayank said to Kshitij, " I'll rock there."

• When the same dialogues are reported to a third person, it's called indirect speech.

• Example - Mayank told Kshitij that he would rock there.

$\green{Rules:}$

• All the tenses of the direct speech are converted to the past tense in the indirect speech, but if the sentence is already in past tense, it turns to past perfect tense.

• Example -

1. Kshitij said to Khushali, " We watch a movie daily.

=> Kshitij told Khushali that they watched a movie daily.

• If the direct speech is a universal truth, the tense of the sentence doesn't change in the indirect speech.

• Example -

1. Vipul said, "The sun rises in the east."

=> Vipul said that the sun rises in the east.

• If the reporting verb is in the present or future tense, the tense of the verb isn't changed in the indirect speech.

• Example -

1. Kshitij says , "I write a letter."

=> Kshitij says that he writes a letter.

• If the person addressed to, reports the speech, the second person in the direct speech becomes first person in the indirect speech.

• Example -

1. Himanshu said to me , " You're a genius."

=> Himanshu told me that I was a genius.