How to remove words heard mentioned once again in English. Can be divided into 2 categories: Direct Speech is speech really lifting of all the speakers talks without change. Through the words in quotation marks (Quotation Marks ("...")), with a comma (,) between the opening sentence talking about primary and. By the Chairman at the address in quotation marks must always be such a large. He said, "I will clean the house." Note: Direct Speech sentence can do another without creating a different meaning. We do this by bringing. The words in quotation marks (Quotation Marks ("...")) to the beginning of the sentence, such as: "My name is Mike", he said.Indirect Speech (Reported Speech) is speech, listen to others reporting or come to altering the speech comes as the narrator's words themselves, such as:He said he would clean the house. Indirect Speech sentences can be divided into three categories.1. Indirect Speech or oral Statement or sentence-in the form of Indirect Speech. Indirect Speech-oral Statement or sentence in the form of Indirect Speech. The principle of Direct Speech into Indirect transition from sentences, Speech. 1. quotation marks (Quotation Marks ("...")), and comma (,) 2. change says is says that.To say is tell.It is said that said.Said to be told3. we are able to fill "that" after Reporting Verbs.4. change the pronouns, in accordance with the President of the main sentence.5. change the desired time, and that is as close as.Direct Speech: He said, "I bought this house 2 years ago."Indirect Speech: He said (that) he bought that house 2 years before. Direct Speech Indirect SpeechAgo before, earliera year/month ago a year/month before, the previous year/monthlast... (night/week/moth/year) the...before, the previous...next... (night/week/moth/year) the following...Now then, at that timethe day before yesterday two days beforethe day after tomorrow Later in two days time, two days lateToday that dayTomorrow the following day, the next dayTonight that nightYesterday the day before, the previous dayHere thereThese thoseThis that 6. change the tense Verbs, which are Reporting a change. Is as follows:-Hakkriya is in the form of a Direct Statement in Present Tense, we do not need to change Tense in Indirect Statement, however, we need to change that, for example, in the sentence, according to the President of the rupkriya.Direct Speech: He says, "I like you."Indirect Speech: He says (that) he likes me.-Hakkriya is in the form of a Direct Statement in Past Tense, we will need to change Tense in Indirect Statement as follows: Direct Speech Indirect SpeechPresent simple Tense Past simple TensePresent continuous Tense Past continuous TensePast simple Tense Past perfect TensePast Continuous Tense Past Perfect Continuous TensePresent perfect Tense Past perfect TenseFuture simple Tense (will) Future in past forms Tense (would)Can CouldMay MightShall ShouldMust Had to Present Simple Tense 6.1) changes from a Past Simple Tense, such as. Direct Speech: Sarah said, "I like Science."Indirect Speech: Sarah said (that) he liked Science. Present Continuous Tense 6.2) change from the Past Continuous Tense is like.Direct Speech: She said, "I am not shouting."Indirect Speech: She said (that) she was not shouting.Present Perfect Tense 6.3) changes from Past Perfect Tense is like.Direct Speech: John said, "I have finished my homework."Indirect Speech: John said (that) he had finished his homework.Past Simple Tense 6.4) changes from a Past Perfect Tense, such as.Direct Speech: Jake said, "I cleaned the kitchen."Indirect Speech: Jake said (that) he had cleaned the kitchen.Will be changed from 6.5) would like?Direct Speech: I said, "I will wait for you."Indirect Speech: I said (that) I would wait for you.6.6.) shall be changed from, for example, should.Direct Speech: They said, "We shall go to the supermarket."Indirect Speech: They said (that) they should go to the supermarket. 6.7) could, for example, can be changed from.Direct Speech: George and Sarah said, "We can help you."Indirect Speech: George and Sarah said (that) they could help me. 6.8) changed from may, as might, for example,Direct Speech: He said, "I may not be home tonight."Indirect Speech: He said (that) he might not be home tonight. 6.9.) must be changed from to, for example, had.Direct Speech: The doctor said, "You must stop smoking."Indirect Speech: The doctor said (that) I had to stop smoking.2. Indirect Speech Commands, Requests or Suggestions – or the sentence request or instruction permit in the form of Indirect Speech.The principle of Direct Speech into Indirect transition from sentences, Speech. Most of the major changes is similar to the principle of Direct Speech sentence-change Statement, with the following differences.1. change the verb, as in the following image, with words by changing the Tense.Ask/asked (begged) order/ordered (order).Advised advise/recommended/proposed propose (suggest)Beg/begged (servant, appeal) requested (begged) request/Command/tell/told commanded (order) (tell me)Forbid (forbidden) forbade/warn (warning) on/warned.2. the use of the word "to + V.1" to tell/recommend/tell it to do."Not to + V.1" to tell/recommend/not to make the order.3. If there is no Direct Speech sentence, karma, Karma into the sentence, Indirect Speech.4. If the word "please" in a sentence, Direct Speech, dropped.For example, to change the sentences into Indirect Speech Direct Speech.Ask/asked (begged) the Direct Speech: He asked, "Please let me go to the party."Indirect Speech: He asked me to let her go to the party.Advised advise/Direct Speech (recommended): Mom, Don't get married, "he advised."Indirect Speech: Mom advised me not to get married.Beg/begged (servant, appeal), He begged, Direct Speech: "Please, don't leave me alone."Indirect Speech: He begged her not to leave him alone.Command/Direct Speech: commanded (order), The police said, "Stop the car!"Indirect Speech: The police commanded her to stop the car.Forbid (forbidden)/forbade Direct Speech: He said, "Please, do not touch it."Indirect Speech: He forbade me not to touch it.Order/ordered (order) Direct Speech: The teacher said, "Be quiet!"Indirect Speech: The teacher ordered us to be quiet.Propose/proposed Direct Speech (suggested): He said, "You should read more books."Indirect Speech: He proposed me to read more books.Request/requested (begged) the Direct Speech: The teacher said, "Please, listen to me."Indirect Speech: The teacher requested us to listen to her.Tell/told (tell), Direct Speech: He said, "Please, do not touch it."Indirect Speech: He told me not to touch it./Warn (warning), Direct Speech warned: "Be careful!" He said,Indirect Speech: He warned me to be careful.3. Indirect Speech-Questions or sentences, the question in the form of Indirect Speech. The principle of Direct Speech into Indirect transition from sentences, Speech.Most of the major changes is similar to the principle of Direct Speech sentence changes-Statement by Indirect Questions can be divided into two categories:.1. a sentence, a question that begins with the verb (Yes/No Questions) that have changed as follows:The verb in the sentence) 1.0 core Is as follows:Ask/Want to know asked (question) Wanted to know/(want to know).Inquire/request/inquired Wondered Wonder (wonder)2.0) using "if", "whether", "whether or not", or "not" to the whether...or sentence. 3.0) sentences as sentences of Sparta and cut the "?" For example, to change the sentences into Indirect Speech Direct Speech.Ask/asked (question), Direct Speech: He asked, "Can I borrow your pen?"Indirect Speech: He asked if he could borrow my pen.(A) Inquire/inquired Direct Speech: to the customer, She said, "Can I have your name, please?"Indirect Speech: She inquired the customer whether or not she could have his name.Want to know/Wanted to know (want to know) He said to me: Direct Speech, "Do you have children?"Indirect Speech: He wanted to know whether I had children or not.Wonder (wonder)/Direct Speech Wondered: He said, "Is it delicious?"
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