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REPORTED SPEECH - Interrogative and Exclamatory
REPORTED SPEECH - Interrogative and Exclamatory
REPORTED SPEECH - Interrogative and Exclamatory
Rule 2: For Yes/no question use if /whether after the reporting verb.
Exercise 1:
10. The teacher said to the students, “When will you behave well in the class?”
EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES:
Rule 1 : Reporting verbs such as wished, exclaimed, praised, prayed, blessed, cried
etc are used.
Rule 2: The sign of exclamation is omitted.
Rule 3: The words of exclamation like alas, hurrah are omitted.
He said, “May you live long.”
He wished that he might live long.
“What a clever fellow you are!”, the boy said.
The boy exclaimed that he was a clever fellow.
Exercise:
1. Rani said, “Bravo! You have played well.”
2. “Happy New year,” said Jinu to Minu.
3. “Alas! I lost my best gold chain,” said Rani to her friend.
4. “What a tragedy it is!” said he.
5. “May God bless you for your kindness!”, said the poor boy to his master.
6. He said, “Yuck! I hate to visit this place.”
7. Raju said to the teacher, “Hurrah! We have clinched the trophy.”
8. The soldier said, “Alas! Our enemies are strong.”
9. My father said, “How smart you are!”
10. Rihan said, “What a fool are you!”
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