Question

narration change "tell me a story mother" leela said.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Ask-for sentence example

I didn't ask for any of this. ...

I already know what I'll ask for. ...

Don't ask for opinions; just do what you feel is best. ...

Maybe they came here to ask for permission to hunt. ...

I secured her permission to ask for your hand. ...

All right, I'll ask for a break. ...

What would you ask for?

Answer 2

Explanation:

Question:-

"Tell me a story,mother",leela said. (Change the narration of the sentence)

Answer:-

Leela told her mother to tell her a story.

Reason:-

There are some changes like:-

• Told is used here as a reported word and it states that the speaker (leela) is telling her mother to tell her a story.

• Her is used here to refer to "leela" in the sentence.

• To is used here to connect the before and after sentences of Inverted commas.

• Her is used here to refer to "leela" in the sentence.

★ More to know

There are two types of speeches/narration in English. They are:-

• Direct speech : In the direct speech,the sentence is usually directly said by the speaker (that's why it is quoted in inverted commas). The verb and tense used here depends on the time the speaker said the sentence.

For example:-

• Sam said to Charles,"Please help me."

• Rahul said,"Let's study at home tonight."

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• Indirect speech : In the indirect speech,the sentence is usually indirectly said/explained by the third person and some reported words are also included in these sentences.

For example :-

• Sam asked Charles to help him.

• Rahul suggested to study at home that night.

* That night is the indirect form of tonight. There are also some other word's changes like:-

• Today - That day

• Tonight - That night

• Yesterday - The last day

• Tomorrow - The next day

& many more.

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