Question

The prisoner said to the judge,"Let mee see my mother"
imperative sentence​

Answer 1

Answer: - The prisoner requested to the judge that he might be allowed to see his mother.

Detailed answer: -

We need to change the given sentence from direct speech to imperative sentence, i.e., indirect speech (using the words like request, wished, asked told, etc.).

Therefore,

• To change the sentences into an imperative sentence, we need to use the words like requested, advised, ordered, etc. in place or said to.

The sentence in imperative sentence will be - The prisoner requested to the judge that he might be allowed to see his mother.

• We have changed the word 'let' in the sentence to 'might' because it does not express a proposal but a request.

About the rules of the narration change: -

• When we need to change the direct speech into an indirect imperative sentence then, we will use words as 'tell, request, command, beg, ordered’ in place of 'said'.
• 'Tell' might usually be used to express 'request' 'order', 'command', etc.
• In the Indirect form of speech, the expressions like please, sir in the Direct are left out, or they are replaced by the expressions like kindly, politely, etc.
• When 'Let' used in the Direct speech expresses a proposal or suggestion, then we may use should for let.
• But when 'Let' does not express a proposal, then it should be changed into might or might be allowed.

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