she said,"I am reading. " change into indirect speech ( assertive )
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She said that she was reading
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She said (that) she was reading.
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- Direct speaking is when a person's words are uttered or written precisely as they were said by them. A fresh and significantly modified method of reporting the speaker's words in the words of the person conveying the speech is known as indirect speech.
- Commas and inverted commas must be used in direct speaking, but indirect communication requires the exact opposite.
- It is important to utilize the term "that" to denote the beginning of the reported person's statement if switching from a direct speech to an indirect speech.
- It is also required that the nouns or first persons be changed to the appropriate pronouns.
- Most significantly, the verbs must be transformed from present to past tense, or in the appropriate manner.
- For instance, the phrase "He wants to go home" that I used is an example of direct speaking. As a result, it will read as follows in an indirect speech: I mentioned that he wished to go home.
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