Manu says, " it gives me a great pleasure to be here this evening." Ka indrict keya hoga?
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Manu said that its gives her a great pleasure to be here this evening.
always been becomes in last so it'll be said.
always been becomes in last so it'll be said.
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The indirect becomes:
Manu says it gives him a great pleasure to be here that evening.
Note: The reported verb is says so there will be no change in tense of the speech, only the pronouns will change...
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Manu says it gives him a great pleasure to be here that evening.
Note: The reported verb is says so there will be no change in tense of the speech, only the pronouns will change...
HOPE IT HELPS...
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