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They said "water is colourless, odourless and tasteless" convert into indirect speech

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Answered by agamanimukherjee2019
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THEY TOLD THAT, WATER IS COLOURLESS ODOURLESS AND TASTELESS

Answered by ItsTogepi
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They said "water is colourless, odourless and tasteless".( Change into Indirect Speech)

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They said that water is colourless, odourless and tasteless.

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In form of Direct Speech:

  • The actual words of the speaker are put within inverted commas (" ")

  • A comma(,)is used before these words,seperating them from the first part of the sentence.

  • The qouted words begin with a Capital letter.

In form of Indirect Speech.

  • Here,the qouted words are not in inverted commas,but are introduced by conjunction 'that.'

  • There is no comma after Reporting Verb 'said.'

  • The tense of the Reporting Verb is never changed.

Ex‐

He said,"I am busy. "

-He said that he was busy.

Rules to change Direct Speech into Indirect Speech in forms of Assertive Sentence.

  • Rule 1

If the Repoted verb is in the Present or Future tense; the verb of the Reported Speed is not changed at all.

  • Rule 2

If the Reporting Verb is in the Past tense,the tense of the Verb in the Reported Speech must be changed.

  • Rule 3

If the Reported Speech states some universal truth or habitual fact the tense of the verb in the Reported Speed remains unchanged.

Thus as a general rule in which there may be exceptions,we change:

  • now⤍then
  • this⤍that
  • these⤍those
  • here⤍there
  • just⤍then
  • came⤍go
  • ago⤍before
  • thus⤍so
  • last night⤍the night before
  • today⤍that day or the same day
  • tomorrow⤍the day or the following day
  • yesterday⤍the day before or the previous day.

He said," This is my book.

-He said that this was his book.(No change).

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