The document provides examples of converting direct speech to indirect speech and vice versa. It lists 18 examples where a direct quote is provided along with the equivalent indirect version, and another 6 examples where the indirect quote is listed first with the corresponding direct version. The examples demonstrate how to change between the two speech types by modifying pronouns, adverbs of time, and verbs while keeping the same meaning.
The document provides examples of converting direct speech to indirect speech and vice versa. It lists 18 examples where a direct quote is provided along with the equivalent indirect version, and another 6 examples where the indirect quote is listed first with the corresponding direct version. The examples demonstrate how to change between the two speech types by modifying pronouns, adverbs of time, and verbs while keeping the same meaning.
The document provides examples of converting direct speech to indirect speech and vice versa. It lists 18 examples where a direct quote is provided along with the equivalent indirect version, and another 6 examples where the indirect quote is listed first with the corresponding direct version. The examples demonstrate how to change between the two speech types by modifying pronouns, adverbs of time, and verbs while keeping the same meaning.
1. Direct speech: "I am going to the park," said John. Indirect speech: John said that he was going to the park. 2. Direct speech: "Do you want some coffee?" asked Mary. Indirect speech: Mary asked if I wanted some coffee. 3. Direct speech: "I will finish the project tomorrow," said Tom. Indirect speech: Tom said that he would finish the project the next day. 4. Direct speech: "I can't believe it!" exclaimed Jane. Indirect speech: Jane exclaimed that she couldn't believe it. 5. Direct speech: "Please don't leave me alone," begged Sarah. Indirect speech: Sarah begged me not to leave her alone 6. Direct Speech: Tom said, "I am going to the park today." Indirect Speech: Tom said that he was going to the park that day. 7. Direct Speech: Jane asked, "Have you finished your homework?" Indirect Speech: Jane asked if I had finished my homework. 8. Direct Speech: The teacher said, "The exam will start at 9 a.m." Indirect Speech: The teacher said that the exam would start at 9 a.m. 9. Direct Speech: He said, "I will call you later." Indirect Speech: He said that he would call me later. 10. Direct Speech: The boss said, "I want the report on my desk by 5 p.m." Indirect Speech: The boss said that he wanted the report on his desk by 5 p.m. 11. Indirect Speech: He asked me what my name was. Direct Speech: "What is your name?" he asked me. 12. Indirect Speech: She said that she would come to the party. Direct Speech: "I will come to the party," she said. 13. Indirect Speech: They told me they had finished the project. Direct Speech: "We have finished the project," they told me. 14. Indirect Speech: He asked if I had seen the movie. Direct Speech: "Have you seen the movie?" he asked. 15. Indirect Speech: She wondered if he could help her with her homework. Direct Speech: "Can you help me with my homework?" she wondered. 16. Indirect Speech: They said that they had been working on the assignment for hours. Direct Speech: "We have been working on the assignment for hours," they said. 17. Indirect Speech: He asked me when the concert would start. Direct Speech: "When will the concert start?" he asked me. 18. Indirect Speech: She told me that she had bought a new car. Direct Speech: "I bought a new car," she told me. 19. Indirect Speech: They said that they wouldn't be able to attend the meeting. Direct Speech: "We won't be able to attend the meeting," they said.
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