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    The document provides examples of direct and reported speech. The direct speech (D.S.) examples show quotes from different speakers, while the reported speech (R.S.) rephrases the quotes indirectly using verbs like "said" and changing pronouns and verb tenses appropriately. The document is demonstrating the difference between directly quoting versus indirectly reporting what someone said.

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    The document provides examples of direct and reported speech. The direct speech (D.S.) examples show quotes from different speakers, while the reported speech (R.S.) rephrases the quotes indirectly using verbs like "said" and changing pronouns and verb tenses appropriately. The document is demonstrating the difference between directly quoting versus indirectly reporting what someone said.

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    D.S. Peter said: “I can’t live on my basic salary”.

    R.S. Peter said (that) he couldn’t live on his basic


    salary.

    D. S. He said: “I am going to the movies”.


    R.S. He said (that) he was going to the movies.

    D.S. He said: “I go to the movies”.


    R.S. He said (that) he went to the movies.

    D.S. He said: “I went to the movies”.


    R.S. He said (that) he had gone to the movies.

    D.S. The children said: “We are waiting for the


    school bus”.
    R.S. The children said (that) they were waiting for
    the school bus.

    D.S. Tom said: “I Will look for my skates when I get


    home”.
    R.S. Tom said (that) he would look for his skates
    when he got home.

    D.S. The officer pólice asked him: “What are you


    doing?”
    R.S. The officer pólice asked him what you were
    doing?

    D.S. I said: “Sarah was driving too fast”.


    R.S. I said (that) Sarah had been driven too fast.

    D.S. He asked me: “Do you find law interesting?”


    R.S. He asked me if I found law interesting.

    D.S. Claire said: “What time do the Banks close?


    R.S. Claire said what time the Banks closed.

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