Question

She said, “Don‘t come here to pick me up. ” (Rewrite into indirect narration
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Answer 1

Answer:

She forbade to come there to pick him up.

Answer 2

Answer:

She told me not to go there to pick her up.

Explanation:

• A sentence in English grammar is said to be in indirect speech or narration when it doesn't use any quotations.

• And the tense usually changes here.

• The rules go slightly complicated with imperatives.

• In case of negative imperatives such as

She said, “Don‘t come here to pick me up.” ,

• The underlined portion is a negative imperative.

So it becomes tell+ not+ infinitive.

i.e - She told me not to go there to pick her up.

• We can rewrite it using a synonym for such a negative part.

Hence the sentence is

She forbade me to go there to pick her up.