Direct Indirect Speech (Narration) part: 9. Exclamatory Sentence
Conversion of Exclamatory Sentences from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech Rules Examples The reporting verb is changed to another verb, such as exclaimed wit…
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Direct Indirect Speech (Narration) part: 8. Imperative sentences
Conversion of Imperative Sentences from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech Rules Examples The reporting verb is generally changed to another verb such as: Comm…
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Direct Indirect Speech (Narration) part: 7. Interrogative Sentences
Conversion of Interrogative Sentences from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech Rules Examples If a sentence in the direct speech begins with a question word (e.…
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