Direct and Indirect Speech For OSSSC PEO ||Narration in English grammar| for All Competitive exams

✅ In this video, ✔️For All Classes \for All Competitive exams ✔️ Subject: English grammar ✔️ Topic Name: Direct and Indirect Speech in Odia Direct and Indirect Speech in Odia||Narration in English grammar || for All Competitive exams ======================================== Download the Note on Direct & Indirect Speech- https://imojo.in/Direct ======================================= ENGLISH GRAMMAR 1. Tense-   • Tense in Odia |Tenses in English Grammar w...   2. Conditional Clause-   • Conditional and IF clauses- 0,1,2 & 3 Cond...   3. Active and Passive Voice-   • Active and Passive voice in English gramma...   4. Active and passive of modal and infinitive-    • Active and Passive voice in English gramma...   ============================================= CONTACT- [email protected] Telegram- https://t.me/ov4yo Instagram- odisha.vidyarthee Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... ============================================= THANK YOU Changes of Interrogative Sentences Here, we are sharing certain rules of Direct and Indirect speech for interrogative sentences conversions. The reporting verb said/said to is changed in asked, demanded, ordered, enquired as per the nature of the sentence. While a sentence starts with reporting verb then at the conversion time if /whether is used as the joining clause. In case the sentence starts from “Wh” question word, then no extra conjunction is used. Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises for Interrogative Sentences We are applying the above rules in the given exercise below to make changes in Direct and Indirect speech. Ravi said, “What is Heena doing?” Ravi asked me what Heena was doing. Esha said, “Will she come for lunch?” Esha asked if she would come for lunch. The boy asked, “Where do you stay?” The boy inquired where I stayed Changes of Pronouns While making the changes from Direct and Indirect speech, one should be having knowledge of the rules of changes in pronouns. The first person in reported speech changes according to the subject of reporting speech. In Reported Speech change of the second person depends on the object of reporting speech. The third person remains unchanged. Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises for Changes in Pronoun Vidya said, “I am a good girl.” Vidya said that she was a good girl. I told them, “You have finished your work.” I told them that they had finished their work. He said, “She is in Delhi.” He said that she was in Delhi. So, aspirants in order not to leave any questions about this topic, you must go through all the information, rules, and exercise given in this blog. If you find the article useful, must share it with your friends who are preparing for competitive exams. We try to provide you with the best information. So, stay connected for more updates regarding competitive exam preparations. Keep learning folks.