Question

Krupa says that she goes for a walk every morning. (Change into direct speech)

Answer 1

Krupa says, "I go for a walk every morning." -This is the answer.

Explanation:

• When a sentence is changed into direct speech, we must add comma and quotation after 'says/ said'.
• We have present tense in the sentence. It can be understood by 'goes', which is in simple present.
• We also have 'says' (present tense) which means the tense should be the same even when it is within quotation.
• 'She' becomes 'I' when it is changed into direct speech. The verb 'goes' becomes 'go' according to the person, 'I'.
• 'That' should be removed.
• Hence the sentence becomes: Krupa says, "I go for a walk every morning."

Answer 2

Krupa says, "I go for a walk every morning".

Explanation:

• This is the direct speech.
• There are two types of narration. Direct and indirect
• In direct speech, the exact words of the speaker are quoted in inverted commas.
• As the reported speech is in the present tense, therefore, indirect speech remains unchanged while changing into direct speech.
• In indirect speech, the conjunction by is used.