Mother said to me,"Don't be late for the exam."
Change into indirect speech
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The answer is Mother advised me not to be late for the exam.
"Don't be late for the exam" is an imperative sentence. So, we used advice or suggest in indirect speech. "Said" reporting verb is changed according to the rules.
"Don't be late for the exam" is an imperative sentence. So, we used advice or suggest in indirect speech. "Said" reporting verb is changed according to the rules.
samuelpaul:
Have to improve. Because that's too..short.But well answered.Hatsoff!!
But questioner need answer only not explanation. My answer is to the point.
In case user asked me to explain then i would definitely explain to the user
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Hello! dear,
Your answer goes like this...
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"Mother advised (or) suggested me not to be
late for the exam".
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Hope it helps you dear!
Your answer goes like this...
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"Mother advised (or) suggested me not to be
late for the exam".
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Hope it helps you dear!
So, all right.
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