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Direct Indirect Speech
He said, “I am playing.”
She said, “ I am
painting.”
He said, “I did this exercise last night.”
The inspector said, “ I am glad to be with
you today.”
What changes did
you notice?
•Omission of
commas
•Use of
„that‟
•Change of
pronoun
A SPEAKER‟S word can be reported
in two ways:
Direct Speech- Exact words of speaker
• The teacher said to Rajesh, “You have a
bright future.”
Indirect Speech- What the speaker has
said without using the exact words
• The teacher told Rajesh that he had a
bright future.
Change of
Tense
If the reporting verb in the direct speech
statement is in present tense or future
tense, then it remains same in indirect
speech too i.e. no change in tense.
If the reporting verb is in the past tense in the
direct speech statement ,then the verbs within
the inverted commas will undergo corresponding
changes in the indirect speech statements.
Present Perfect
E.g.-The Principal said,
“All the students have
passed.”
Past Perfect
The Principal said that
all the students had
passed.
Simple Past
E.g. - Rohan said.
“Sheetal arrived
yesterday.”
Past Perfect
Rohan said that Sheetal
had arrived the previous
day.
Modals changes into
their past forms
E.g. - He said, “She can
dance.”
He said that she could
dance.
Personal Pronouns change according to :
SON formula
1st person = Subject
2nd person= Object
3rd person= No change
•If subject of the quoted words is in 1st person then it will
change according to the subject of the reported verb
e.g. - He said to me, “I like coffee.”
He told that he liked coffee.
•If subject of the quoted words is in 2nd person then it will
change according to the object of reporting verb
e.g. - He said to me, “You look happy.”
He told that I looked happy.
•If the subject of the quoted words is in 3rd person then there
will be no change.
e.g. - He said to me, “She has already left.”
He told that she had already left.
Subject= 1st Person
• I said, “I want to consult my parents.”
I said that I wanted to consult my parents.
• You said, “ I want to consult my parents.”
You said that you wanted to consult your
parents.
• She said, “ I want to consult my parents.
She said that she wanted to consult her
parents.
Object= 2nd
Person• Anil said to me , “ Your parents are waiting for you.”
Anil told me that my parents were waiting for me.
• Anil said to you, “ Your parents are waiting for you.”
Anil told you that your parents were waiting for you.
• Anil said to him, “ Your parents are waiting for you.”
Anil told him that his parents were waiting for him.
3rd person= No
Change
This That
Today That day
These Those
Now Then
Here There
Tomorrow The following/ next day
Yesterday The previous day/the
day before
Tonight That night
Change in Adverbs of Time and Place
Change of Adverbs
Interrogative Sentences
A Question is changed into a
Statement.
In a direct „Yes/No‟ question , reporting verb is
changed into ask/inquire and „ if/whether‟ is used-
 She said, “ Are you writing a poem?”
She asked me whether I was writing a poem.
 I said to him, “ Do you know when she will go
home?”
I asked him if he knew when she would go home.
In case of question word like who, how, where,
etc. –same word is used to introduce the
reported speech.
“Where do you live?” she asked me.
She asked me where I lived.
He asked, “How do you write poems?
He asked me how I wrote poems.
Imperative
Sentences
In Imperative sentences, reporting
verb is changed into
ask/advice/request.
Tense remains the same.
The verb is put in the infinitive „to„.
I said, “ Take your seat.”
I asked him to take his seat.
He said, “ Give me some
food, please.”
Exclamatory
Sentence
In Exclamatory Sentences, reporting
verb is changed into exclaimed with
joy/sorrow/ anger/surprise, etc.
That is used .
He said, “ How beautiful a
place!”
He exclaimed with joy that it
was a very beautiful place.
Rohan said, “ Alas! His father
died.”
Change the following into
indirect speech.
• The air hostess said, “ The hijackers tried to
frighten the passengers.”
• The captain said to his men, “ Stand at ease.”
• She said to the wizard, “ Do you believe in
ghosts?”
• The Principal will say, “Rules have to be
followed at any cost.”
• The boys said, “ Hurray! Our team won.”
Thank you for
your interest!!!

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Direct indirect speech

  • 2. He said, “I am playing.”
  • 3. She said, “ I am painting.”
  • 4. He said, “I did this exercise last night.”
  • 5. The inspector said, “ I am glad to be with you today.”
  • 6. What changes did you notice? •Omission of commas •Use of „that‟ •Change of pronoun
  • 7. A SPEAKER‟S word can be reported in two ways: Direct Speech- Exact words of speaker • The teacher said to Rajesh, “You have a bright future.” Indirect Speech- What the speaker has said without using the exact words • The teacher told Rajesh that he had a bright future.
  • 9. If the reporting verb in the direct speech statement is in present tense or future tense, then it remains same in indirect speech too i.e. no change in tense.
  • 10. If the reporting verb is in the past tense in the direct speech statement ,then the verbs within the inverted commas will undergo corresponding changes in the indirect speech statements.
  • 11. Present Perfect E.g.-The Principal said, “All the students have passed.” Past Perfect The Principal said that all the students had passed. Simple Past E.g. - Rohan said. “Sheetal arrived yesterday.” Past Perfect Rohan said that Sheetal had arrived the previous day. Modals changes into their past forms E.g. - He said, “She can dance.” He said that she could dance.
  • 12. Personal Pronouns change according to : SON formula 1st person = Subject 2nd person= Object 3rd person= No change •If subject of the quoted words is in 1st person then it will change according to the subject of the reported verb e.g. - He said to me, “I like coffee.” He told that he liked coffee. •If subject of the quoted words is in 2nd person then it will change according to the object of reporting verb e.g. - He said to me, “You look happy.” He told that I looked happy. •If the subject of the quoted words is in 3rd person then there will be no change. e.g. - He said to me, “She has already left.” He told that she had already left.
  • 13. Subject= 1st Person • I said, “I want to consult my parents.” I said that I wanted to consult my parents. • You said, “ I want to consult my parents.” You said that you wanted to consult your parents. • She said, “ I want to consult my parents. She said that she wanted to consult her parents.
  • 14. Object= 2nd Person• Anil said to me , “ Your parents are waiting for you.” Anil told me that my parents were waiting for me. • Anil said to you, “ Your parents are waiting for you.” Anil told you that your parents were waiting for you. • Anil said to him, “ Your parents are waiting for you.” Anil told him that his parents were waiting for him.
  • 16.
  • 17. This That Today That day These Those Now Then Here There Tomorrow The following/ next day Yesterday The previous day/the day before Tonight That night Change in Adverbs of Time and Place
  • 20. A Question is changed into a Statement. In a direct „Yes/No‟ question , reporting verb is changed into ask/inquire and „ if/whether‟ is used-  She said, “ Are you writing a poem?” She asked me whether I was writing a poem.  I said to him, “ Do you know when she will go home?” I asked him if he knew when she would go home.
  • 21. In case of question word like who, how, where, etc. –same word is used to introduce the reported speech. “Where do you live?” she asked me. She asked me where I lived. He asked, “How do you write poems? He asked me how I wrote poems.
  • 23. In Imperative sentences, reporting verb is changed into ask/advice/request. Tense remains the same. The verb is put in the infinitive „to„. I said, “ Take your seat.” I asked him to take his seat. He said, “ Give me some food, please.”
  • 25. In Exclamatory Sentences, reporting verb is changed into exclaimed with joy/sorrow/ anger/surprise, etc. That is used . He said, “ How beautiful a place!” He exclaimed with joy that it was a very beautiful place. Rohan said, “ Alas! His father died.”
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  • 27. Change the following into indirect speech. • The air hostess said, “ The hijackers tried to frighten the passengers.” • The captain said to his men, “ Stand at ease.” • She said to the wizard, “ Do you believe in ghosts?” • The Principal will say, “Rules have to be followed at any cost.” • The boys said, “ Hurray! Our team won.”
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