Imperative sentences are used to express request, advise, command, and order. So, while making indirect speech of imperative sentences, it is essential to use requested, advised, commanded, and ordered in-place of ‘said or told’ in the assertive sentences. “To and not to” connectors are placed replacing ‘That, if, whether’. So, let’s learn to form indirect […]
While making indirect speech of Assertive Sentences, there are certain rules need to be understood carefully. Among them, change of tense and pronouns are very vital. Here, I’m going to explain the indirect speech of assertive sentences with object or without. Explaining Rules of making indirect speech of assertive sentences Before to begin understanding about
Indirect speech is made by changing personal pronouns, tenses, and adverbials of time as per the reporting verbs. Besides, “that” nominal is placed between reporting and reported speech. These changes are systematically explained in this blog, “Direct indirect speech explained”. Understanding Concept clarity of direct and indirect speech Generally, we write the speakers words in