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A.Change The Following Sentences Into Indirect Speech

The document provides exercises for converting sentences into indirect speech, covering direct statements, imperatives, interrogatives, and exclamatory sentences. It includes specific examples for each type of sentence transformation. The lesson aims to enhance understanding of direct and indirect speech in English grammar.

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A.Change The Following Sentences Into Indirect Speech

The document provides exercises for converting sentences into indirect speech, covering direct statements, imperatives, interrogatives, and exclamatory sentences. It includes specific examples for each type of sentence transformation. The lesson aims to enhance understanding of direct and indirect speech in English grammar.

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Lesson -30

Direct and Indirect Speech

A.Change the following sentences into indirect speech:

1. Rohan tells me that Tanu has done the work.

2. The boy will say that the manager is out.

3. Geeta tells Rohit that English is not easy to learn.

4. Hemant told Sneha that it had been raining since morning.

5. Rama said that he had not been writing a letter.

6. The teacher said that the peon had returned before 3 pm.

7. My father said that the gardener had been working for two hours.

8. The boy said that he would have done it.

9. The judge told the lawyer that the criminal must be punished.

10. Kashish said that they ought to respect their teachers.

11. The student told the teacher that his father might come for the PTM.

12. A man said that he would sit inside the aeroplane.

B. Change the following imperative sentences into indirect speech:

1. I told you that she had not bought that text book.

2. He told me that they would not give me their books.

3. Hemant said that he would teach his daughter there.

4. Vimi told Shiva that he should obey his parents.

5. Sahil said that he was a good actor then.

C. Change the following interrogative sentences into indirect speech:

1. Kunal asked whether he was not a fool.

2. She asked him if he would pray to God.

3. My friend asked me what my name was.

4. The beggar asked a woman who would help him.

5. The teacher asked a girl why she was not doing her homework.
D. Change the following exclamatory sentences into indirect speech:

1. The girl exclaimed with joy that the rain was very beautiful.

2. The captain exclaimed with praise that he runs very fast.

3. Radha exclaimed with sorrow that she was undone.

4. The cricketers exclaimed with joy that the world cup was theirs.

5. The captain exclaimed with applaud that he had done a great job.

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