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"if I turn you lose ,will you run ?asked the women.n.c)​

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Answered by mayanktripathi14
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Answer:

"If I turn you loose, will you run?" , said the woman. The indirect speech or passive voice form is : The woman asked me if she turned me loose, whether I would run. The woman inquired whether I would run if she turned me loose.

Answered by priyadarshinibhowal2
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The woman asked if he would run if she turned him loose.

  • There are numerous situations when we must describe an action or event that took place, and this frequently entails repeating what someone else stated. These scenarios can happen in a social setting as well as in a professional email or presentation. There are two distinct sorts of speech that can be used to characterise what was said: direct speech and indirect speech (or reported speech).
  • One choice is to utilise direct speech when attempting to describe what someone has said. When we merely reiterate another person's words while inserting speech marks, we are using direct speaking.

Here, the sentence is given as,

"if I turn you lose ,will you run?" asked the woman.

Here, the indirect form of speech will be,

The woman asked if he would run if she turned him loose.

Hence, the indirect form of the sentence is, the woman asked if he would run if she turned him loose.

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