Question

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Change into indirect speech.​

Answer 1

Solutions :

1. He says that he is reading his book.
2. She says that she is reading her book.
3. You say that you are reading your book.
4. They say that they are reading their books.
5. Ram tells me that he helps me.
6. I tell Ram that I help him.
7. Ram tells Lata that he helps her.
8. Lata tells Ram that she helps him.
9. They tell us that they help us.
10. He tells me that he is my friend.
11. She tells them that she is their friend.
12. I tell her that I am her friend.

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Parts of direct speech :

Ex : I tell her ,           "I am your friend"

          ↑                                  ↑

 Reporting verb        Reported sentence

So when reporting verb is in present form, then there will be no change in the tense form of reported sentence. Similarly if reporting verb is in future form, then also they will be no tense form in the reported sentence in indirect speech.

Some points to remember :

If reported sentence is in assertive sentence, then conjunction to be used : that

If reported sentence is in question sentence, then conjunction to be used : W/H word or 'Auxiliary verb'

Answer 2

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He says, "I am reading my book."

⇨ He says that, "he is reading book."

She says, "I am reading my book."

⇨ She says that, "she is reading her book."

You say, "I'm reading my book."

⇨ You say that, "you're reading your book."

They say, "We are reading our book."

⇨ They says that, "they are reading there book."

Ram says to me, "I help you."

⇨ Ram tells me that, "he helped me."

I say to ram,"I help you."

⇨ I told ram that, " I helped him."

Ram says to lata, "I help you".

⇨ Ram says to lata that, "He helped her".

Lata says to ram, "I help you."

⇨ Lata says to ram that, "he helped him."

He says to me, "I'm your friend."

⇨ He told me that "he is my friend".

She says to them, "I'm your friend."

⇨ She tells them,"she I there friend."

I say to here, "I'm your friend."

⇨ I tell her that, "I'm your friend."

ANSWERS CAN BE SIMILAR BUT NON-COPIED, YOU WOULD MARK 1ST ONE AS BRAINLIEST.

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DIRECT SPEECH -- Direct speech is a sentence in which the exact words spoken are reproduced in speech marks (also known as quotation marks or inverted commas). For example: "You'll never guess what I've just seen!" said Sam, excitedly. "What's that?" asked Louise.

INDIRECT SPEECH -- Indirect speech is a report on what someone else said or wrote without using that person's exact words (which is called direct speech). It's also called indirect discourse or reported speech. 

SOME POINTS TO REMEMBER:

When using indirect or reported speech, the form changes. Usually indirect speech is introduced by the verb said, as in I said, Bill said, or they said. Using the verb say in this tense, indicates that something was said in the past. In these cases, the main verb in the reported sentence is put in the past.

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