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The document contains a practice exercise for converting direct speech into indirect speech. It includes a list of sentences that need to be transformed, covering various scenarios and speakers. The exercise aims to help learners understand the rules of indirect speech.

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The document contains a practice exercise for converting direct speech into indirect speech. It includes a list of sentences that need to be transformed, covering various scenarios and speakers. The exercise aims to help learners understand the rules of indirect speech.

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Direct Indirect Speech

Practice Exercise

Change the following sentences into indirect speech:


 Arun said to her mother, “I am leaving for Mumbai tomorrow.”
 He said to her, “What a beautiful flower!”
 The teacher said to Neelima, “Why don’t you work hard?”
 They said, “We cannot live without water.”
 Ridhima said, “I have finished my food.”
 The woman said to her husband, “Geetu arrived on Tuesday.”
 Rahul said, “I will help you in this matter.”
 The father said to his son, “What are you doing?”
 He says, “I may buy a house.”
 The grandmother said to Anita, “Honesty is best policy.”
 Vidya said, “I am very busy now.”
 Reena said to the little boy, “Is your name Arvind?”
 John said, “I am teaching English online these days.”
 My father said to me, “I expect you to attend the function.”
 She said to her teacher, “Please explain this concept to me.”
 He said, “Where is she going?”
 Renu said to her brother, “What do you want?”
 Arundhati said, “We went swimming today.”
 She said, “I really like the sweets.”
 Neha said to me, “Who did you see at the meeting?”
 Preeti said to Arshiya, “Are you okay?”
 The priest said, “As you sow so shall you reap.”
 The students say to the teacher, “We have finished the assignment.”
 I will say to my mother, “I am feeling well now.”
 Asif said to Salik, “I will return your book tomorrow.”
 Sarika said, “Are you coming with me?”
 The beggar said to the girl, “Can you give me something to eat?”
 The father said to his son, “You must work hard to get good marks.”
 She said, “They will play a football match with us.”
 The boy said, “It is very hot today.”

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