English, asked by amruthasuresh6895, 10 months ago

The police office said to
the man,"where do you live

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Answered by princessmehak62
1

THE POLICE OFFICER ASKED THE MAN WHERE HE LIVED.

Answered by priyadarshinibhowal2
2

The police officer asked the man where he lived.

  • There are numerous situations when we must describe an action or event that took place, and this frequently entails repeating what someone else stated. These scenarios can happen in a social setting as well as in a professional email or presentation. There are two distinct sorts of speech that can be used to characterise what was said: direct speech and indirect speech (or reported speech).
  • One choice is to utilise direct speech when attempting to describe what someone has said. When we merely reiterate another person's words while inserting speech marks, we are using direct speaking.

Here, the sentence is given as,

The police officer said to the man, "where do you live?"

Here, the indirect form of speech will be,

The police officer asked the man where he lived.

Hence, the indirect form of the sentence is,

The police officer asked the man where he lived.

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