Question

l said ,"my sister has been taking this medicine for the past two years" change into indirect speech assertive sentence​

Answer 1

Answer:

Direct Speech Indirect Speech

Kalpana said, ‘I teach in a school.’ Kalpana said that she taught in a school.

Kalpana said, ‘I am teaching in a school.’ Kalpana said that she was teaching in a school.

Kalpana said, ‘I have taught in a school.’ Kalpana said that she had taught in a school.

Kalpana said, ‘I have been teaching in a school for the past one year. ’ Kalpana said that she had been teaching in a school for the past one year.

Kalpana said, ‘I taught in a school for two years.’ Kalpana said that she had taught in a school for two years.

Kalpana said, ‘I was working at a call centre before I started teaching.’ Kalpana said that she had been working at a call centre before she started teaching.

In general, present tense becomes past tense:

Past tense becomes past perfect tense.

Past continuous becomes past perfect continuous tense.

Past perfect and past perfect continuous remain unchanged.

Answer 2

She said that her sister has been taking that medicine for the past two years.