Question

write five direct speech of interrogative sentences,imperative, exclamatory sentences into indirect speech. (any five examples)​

Answer 1

Explanation:

exclamatory sentences

• The teacher said, “What a lazy boy are!".

ans:The teacher exclaimed that the boy was very lazy.

• The king said, “Alas! Our enemies are too strong.”

ans:The king exclaimed with sorrow that their enemies were too strong.

• My father said to me, “Bravo! You have got very good marks.”

ans :My father applauded me that I had got very good marks.

• “Hurran!I have qualified the exam,” said he.

ans:He exclaimed with joy that he had qualified the exam

• Ujjwal said, ‘How smart you are!”

ans:Ujjwal exclaimed that I was very smart.

Imperative sentences

• My friend said, “Would you like to have coffee with me ?

ans :My friend requested me to have coffee with him.

• The traveller said, “Can you please tell me the way to the bus station?”

ans :The traveller requested to tell him the way to the bus station.

• “Be punctual,” my teacher said, “otherwise you will be punished.”

ans :My teacher ordered to be punctual otherwise I would be punished.

• She said to her teacher, “Please explain this poem to me.”

ans :She requested her teacher to explain that poem to her.

• The saint said to the pupils, “Be quiet and listen to me carefully.”

ans:The saint advised the pupils to be quiet and listen to him carefully.

Introgative sentences

1.Direct – Hari said to me, “Can you spare some money for me.”

Direct – Hari said to me, “Can you spare some money for me.”Indirect – Hari asked me if I could spare some money for him.

2. Direct – I said to the guest, “Are you comfortable here?”

2. Direct – I said to the guest, “Are you comfortable here?”Indirect – I asked the guest if he was comfortable there.

3. Direct – The nurse said to the patient, “Don’t you feel better this morning?”

3. Direct – The nurse said to the patient, “Don’t you feel better this morning?”Indirect – The nurse asked the patient if he felt better that morning.

4. Direct – Gita said to Sita, “Is it not a surprise to meet you here today?”

4. Direct – Gita said to Sita, “Is it not a surprise to meet you here today?”Indirect – Gita asked Sita if it was not a surprise to meet her (Sita) there that day.

5. Direct – She said to me, “Are you well?”

5. Direct – She said to me, “Are you well?”Indirect – She asked me if I was well.