Question

"let us punish the boy", I said, "let us not." said my friend. Change the speech. ​

Answer 1

Indirect Speech- I told my friend to punish the boy, but he said not to.

1. In an indirect or reported speech, words exactly denote what is written in the particular context in which the action of reporting would take place, rather than that in which the computation of the given context is being said to take place.

2. When we try to report what exact wordings someone has used without a single speech mark and also without using the duplicate words we can then use a reported speech.

3. Thus when a sentence portrays some words or layouts or formations whose symbol counts in these particular situations, they are necessarily needed to switch the sentence into reported speech.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Indirect speech form -

I said to my friend to punish the boy but my friend disagreed with it.

Explanation:

Reported speech

1. Direct Speech - When we want to describe what someone said, one way is to use direct speech. We use direct speech when we simply repeat what someone is saying and enclose the phrase between punctuation marks. It is very common for direct speech to be used in books or newspaper articles.
2. Indirect Speech - When we want to reproduce what someone said without voice marks and without necessarily using exactly the same words, we can use indirect reported speech. When reporting what someone said, in sentence we usually change the tense and the subject.

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