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    The document contains 40 sentences in direct speech that need to be changed to indirect speech. The direct speech is changed to indirect speech by changing pronouns, adverbs of time, and sometimes the tense of verbs based on the main clause introduced by the reporting verb.

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    The document contains 40 sentences in direct speech that need to be changed to indirect speech. The direct speech is changed to indirect speech by changing pronouns, adverbs of time, and sometimes the tense of verbs based on the main clause introduced by the reporting verb.

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    The document contains 40 sentences in direct speech that need to be changed to indirect speech. The direct speech is changed to indirect speech by changing pronouns, adverbs of time, and sometimes the tense of verbs based on the main clause introduced by the reporting verb.

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    Narration

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    Surajit Samanta
    The document contains 40 sentences in direct speech that need to be changed to indirect speech. The direct speech is changed to indirect speech by changing pronouns, adverbs of time, and sometimes the tense of verbs based on the main clause introduced by the reporting verb.

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    Change the following sentences into Indirect Narration:


    1. She says to her, “You want to come my house.”
    2. He said, “They are ready for the examination.”
    3. My teacher said to me, “You have not the work which I have give to you.”
    4. The players said, “He reads English to pass the examination.”
    5. She says, “I am going to your college to meet one of your friends.”
    6. He said to his mother, “You will not do this.”
    7. She said to her father, “You can speak English.”
    8. He says to me, “You are reading my newspaper.”
    9. She said, “I have been learning English in this institution for two weeks.”
    10. “They all ready for the next test.” She said to me.
    11. She said, “He knows me very well.”
    12. He sys to her, “I have to pass the examination this year.”
    13. She said, “You can never be so intelligent as I am.”
    14. She said, “You are preparing the tour.”
    15. She said, “I am not in your favor anyway.”
    16. She said his brother, “You will not do this job as fast as I can.”
    17. She said to me, “You go to your uncle’s house once in a week.”
    18. They said to me, “I can do the work to get over the problem pronunciation.”
    19. She said to his father, “You are soon is not regular in my class.”
    20. He says to me, “She must do this my shake.”
    21. She will say, “I want to read your book for once.”
    22. He said to me, “You have to do your work fast than anything else.”
    23. She says to his friends, “I shall read once newspaper.”
    24. She said to my teacher, “I never learn your books.”
    25. He will say to me, “You are here to lean English.”
    26. She said to me, “You will ready to pass the examination.”
    27. Madhu said to Alok, “I am not feel well today.”
    28. She said to Akash, “ I do all my work myself.”
    29. He will say to me,” You are not here to see me only.”
    30. She says to me,” I am able to do the work with your help.”
    31. She said, “I was absent from the class yesterday.”
    32. She said, “She is agree with my point of view.”
    33. She said to me, “You are ready to face the questions of mine.”
    34. He will say, “They are going to picnic this year.”
    35. She said to me, “Madhu is not a good student at all.”
    36. She said to Mita, “You can’t understand my problem.”
    37. She said, “You must know him,
    38. He said to me, “ I went there yesterday the know the result.”
    39. Sushma said to Mukesh, “I have to take some suggestion regarding this.”
    40. They said, “You expressed your views in this regard.”

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