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    This document provides instructions for converting direct speech to indirect speech by removing quotations, changing verb tenses, removing punctuation, and substituting words like "yesterday" for "the day before" and "was" or "were" for "had been". It includes examples of direct speech statements being converted to indirect speech by applying these rules, such as "he works at the bank" becoming "she said (that) he worked in a bank".

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    This document provides instructions for converting direct speech to indirect speech by removing quotations, changing verb tenses, removing punctuation, and substituting words like "yesterday" for "the day before" and "was" or "were" for "had been". It includes examples of direct speech statements being converted to indirect speech by applying these rules, such as "he works at the bank" becoming "she said (that) he worked in a bank".

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    direct and indirect speech

    remove quotations
    change tense
    remove punctuations

    "he works at the bank" (present)


    she said (that) he worked in a bank. (past)

    "we went out last night"


    she told me (that) they had gone out the night before.

    "i'm coming"
    she said (that) she was coming.

    was or were to (had been)


    yesterday to (the day before)

    "I dont like chocolate"


    she told me that she didn't like chocolate

    can-could
    will-would

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