Question

rules of direct and indirect speech​

Answer 1

Answer:

Omit all inverted commas or quotation marks. End the sentence with a full stop.

If the verb inside the inverted commas/quotation marks is in the present tense, change it into the corresponding past tense. If it is in the simple past tense, change it into the past perfect tense.

Direct speech: The girl said, ‘I like singing.’

Indirect speech: The girl said that she liked singing.

Direct speech: Rahul said, ‘I will have to reach home by 8.30.’

Indirect speech: Rahul said that he would have to reach home by 8.30.

Direct speech: Alina said, ‘I met James yesterday.’

Indirect speech: Alina said that she had met James yesterday.

When the verb inside the quotation marks expresses a universal truth, we do not normally change it into the past tense.

He said, ‘All people have equal rights.’

He said that all people have equal rights. (More natural than ‘He said that all people had equal rights.’)

Use pronouns appropriately.

Study the examples given below.

Direct speech: The boy told the girl, ‘I told you that we were not going on a holiday.’

Indirect speech: The boy told the girl that he had told her that they were not going on a holiday.

Answer 2

Answer:

• Here are the rules

. simple present change into past tense

• simple past change into past perfect
• past perfect change into past perfect continuous
• present continous change into past continuous
• present perfect change into past perfect
• Use of 'that'in assertive sentence
• Use of 'to'in imperative sentence
• Use of 'that'in exclamatory
• In interrogative sentence if it is a yes or no question there is the use of if or whether
• Now changes to then
• Today changes to that day
• tomorrow changes to next day
• yesterday-previous day

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