Indirect Speech - Change in Advice or Command Statement
Indirect Speech - Change in Advice or Command Statement
Change in Advise or Command Statement:
In command and request statements the imperative verb of the direct command (which is the same as the bare infinitive) is changed to a to-infinitive in the indirect command. We use words expressing command or request such as ordered, commanded, shouted, demanded etc. You also often change the saying verb to tell:
The verb tell needs an object, and this is sometimes given in the direct command:
Changing Narration : Imperatives : - Sentences expressing command, order, advice, request etc, are usually called imperative sentences. Imperative sentences have two characteristics :
Rules for Changing Imperative Sentences into Indirect Speech : -
Look at the following examples :
He requested Ramu to bring his papers. (conjunction - 'to') Indirect
2. She said to me, "Have a glass of juice". Direct
She asked me to have a glass of juice. Indirect
3. Ram said to Sita, " Take medicines properly." Direct
Ram advised Sita to take medicines properly. Indirect
4. She said to me, "Don't pluck the flowers." Direct
She warned not to pluck the flowers Indirect
Change the following sentence into Indirect speech . 1. She said , " Be quiet and listen to my words ". 2. The police officer said to a culprit , " Don't try to be over clever " . | |||
| Right Option : D | |||
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Change the following sentence into Indirect speech . 1. My manager said, "I think we should examine the budget carefully at this meeting." 2. You said, "I don't think you have time to see the dentist this week." | |||
| Right Option : C | |||
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