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    Change Into Indirect (Reported) Speech!

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    The document provides examples of direct speech and asks the reader to change them into indirect speech. It contains 3 exercises with 5 examples each that involve reported statements from various people about plans, observations, requests, and other matters. The reader is meant to rewrite each direct quote into indirect or reported speech, maintaining the same meaning but altering pronouns, adverbs of time, and other elements to reflect the change in speaker and tense when a statement is reported rather than directly quoted.

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    Reported Speech

    Change into Indirect (reported) Speech!

    Exercise 1

    1. DS : Milla said to me,”I will go to Mecca two month later.”


    IS : ….
    2. DS : Joe said,”my parent call me a cute boy.”
    IS :…
    3. DS : The teacher said to student,”collect the homework on GCR!”
    IS :…
    4. DS : Mariah said,”I see a scary incident today.”
    IS :…
    5. DS : They said to me,”we love you so much.”
    IS :…

    Exercise 2

    1. DS : Thomas said,”I can do my homework by myself.”


    IS :…
    2. DS : Celline said,”this house is mine.”
    IS :…
    3. DS : My mom said to me,”don’t come late to school!”
    IS :…
    4. DS : They said,”we know the nearest restaurant.”
    IS :…
    5. DS : James said to me,”I am busy now.”
    IS :…

    Exercise 3

    1. DS : Father said to children,”go to bed!”


    IS :…
    2. DS : Gary said to me,”I will clean your motorcycle tomorrow.”
    IS :…
    3. DS : Kate said,”maybe my parent stay here for a long time.”
    IS :…
    4. DS : Students said to the teacher,”we are ready for zoom meeting now.”
    IS :…
    5. DS : Daniel said to Jane,”help me with my task.”
    IS :…

    Note: DS (Direct Speech/Kalimat langsung)


    IS (Indirect Speech/Kalimat Tidak

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