She says,"I like going to the seashore"
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Indirect/Reported Speech refers to a dialogue being told to a third person/reporting what happened to a third person.
Example: Robert said,"My phone's not working." (Direct)
Robert said that his phone wasn't working. (Indirect)
In the above example, when writing in indirect/reported form, the sentence changes according to its tense. Also, modifications regarding certain words like 'this' changes to 'that', 'tomorrow' changes to 'the next day', 'will' changes to 'would', 'can' changes to 'could' and many other words have to be made. Also, if the sentence is contains an interrogation, then 'said' changes to 'asked'. Punctuation marks other than a full stop (.) cannot be used in indirect/reported speech.
She says,"I like going to the seashore." (Direct)
She says that she likes going to the seashore. (Indirect)