English, asked by Ronak15641, 1 year ago

I said to the boys,"You should do your duty." change the sentence into indirect speech

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Answered by NancyDhanjal
25
I said to the boys that they should do their duty.

NancyDhanjal: we can use
shibin3: not,we need to use if/whether
NancyDhanjal: u can check by writing these two words instead of that
NancyDhanjal: u will get the answer
NancyDhanjal: by yourself
shibin3: okay let's stop nancy
NancyDhanjal: ok
NancyDhanjal: u started this debate
NancyDhanjal: no problem
Ronak15641: thank you Di
Answered by CarliReifsteck
8

Answer :

This question is based on direct and indirect speech.

The given sentence is in direct speech.

Direct Speech : I said to the boys, "You should do your duty."

Direct speech is defined as the way of repeating what someone said using the exact same words used by that person.

The given sentence, correctly converted to indirect speech, is :

Indirect Speech : I told the boys that they should do their duty.

Indirect speech is defined as the way of reporting what someone said without using the exact same words and without changing the meaning of the statements. It is also called reported speech.

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