Montion said," I am very happy today
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In an indirect speech the pronoun changes according to the speaker whether s/he is referring himself/herself or a third person.
In a statement speech, we will use ‘that’ before the reported statement and the reported verb will be ‘told’ (followed by an object) or ‘said’ (will not be followed by an object).
Usually, the present changes to past tense while we change direct speech to indirect.
Simple present tense to simple past tense: Example:
Direct: She said, “I work in New York Times.” Indirect: She said that she worked in New York Times.
ANSWER IS:
Montion said that he was very beautiful.
In a statement speech, we will use ‘that’ before the reported statement and the reported verb will be ‘told’ (followed by an object) or ‘said’ (will not be followed by an object).
Usually, the present changes to past tense while we change direct speech to indirect.
Simple present tense to simple past tense: Example:
Direct: She said, “I work in New York Times.” Indirect: She said that she worked in New York Times.
ANSWER IS:
Montion said that he was very beautiful.
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