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    REPORTED (OR) INDIRECT SPEECH

    Morning Day-151 Notes 1


    English  ‚Spoken English  Reported Speech 
    
       
    Reported Speech
    

    rs
    
    ne
    
    Indirect Speech Reported Speech
    ai
    Tr

     reported speech  


    DIRECT SPEECH.
    S

            


    JP

     DIRECT SPEECH.


    e.g. Ramesh
    - “ where are you going”
    Karthik
    - “ I am going to movie”
    Ramesh
    - “ which movie?
    Karthik
    - “ I have not decided yet. My friends
    will take tickets. I will just go and watch”
    INDIRECT SPEECH.
    
    
       
       - INDIRECT / REPORTED SPEECH.
    e.g. : Ramesh asked karthik where he was going. karthik told he was
    going to ............. 

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