Venu: Suppandi, what are you doing standing all alone here?
Suppandi: Uncle, I am trying to win a Nobel prize.
Venu: How will standing in my rice field help you win a Nobel?
Suppandi: I have heard that the people who have Nobel prizes were all out standing in various
fields
Venu asked Suppandi-------------------standing all alone here. Addressing Venu as Uncle, Suppandi
replied--------------to win a Nobel Prize . At this Venu further asked him ------------help him win a
Nobel. Suppandi replied ----------that the people who had Nobel prizes were all out standing in
various fields.
reporting speech
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The sentences in the reported speech are:
Venu asked Suppandi what he was doing standing all alone here. Addressing Venu as Uncle, Suppandi replied that he was trying to win a Nobel Prize . At this Venu further asked him how would standing in his rice field help him win a Nobel. Suppandi replied that he had heard that the people who had Nobel prizes were all outstanding in various fields.
- The given sentences are in the direct speech. We have changed them into the indirect or reported speech.
- Indirect speech is used to address the words of the speaker without directly quoting them.
- Certain changes are made while changing a sentence into the indirect form: Reporting verb and Tense
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i) what he was doing
ii) that he was trying
iii) how would standing in his rice field
iv) that he had heard
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