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    This document provides examples of pronouns, adverbs of time, and how to change direct speech into reported or indirect speech in statements, exclamations, and questions. For pronouns, it lists first person and second person pronouns and their third person equivalents. For adverbs of time, it gives direct and indirect equivalents. For reported speech, it demonstrates how to change direct commands, requests, and questions into indirect reported versions by removing quotation marks and sometimes changing adverbs of time or pronouns.

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    Reported Speech

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    This document provides examples of pronouns, adverbs of time, and how to change direct speech into reported or indirect speech in statements, exclamations, and questions. For pronouns, it lists first person and second person pronouns and their third person equivalents. For adverbs of time, it gives direct and indirect equivalents. For reported speech, it demonstrates how to change direct commands, requests, and questions into indirect reported versions by removing quotation marks and sometimes changing adverbs of time or pronouns.

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    Pronouns :

    I --- He, She

    We ---- They

    My --- his, her

    Our --- their

    Adverb of time

    Today ---- that day

    This ----- that

    Yesterday ----- the day before / the previous day


    Tomorrow ---- the day after / the following day

    Here --- there

    Now ---- then

    Last …. ---- the previous …..

    Reported speech statement

    Reported speech exclamation

    Mother shouted to the children, “Don’t go to that river!”

    Mother told them not to go to that river.

    She asked me, “Don’t leave me alone!”

    She told me not to leave her alone

    Reported speech in questions

    Martha asked me, “Will you come to my party tomorrow?”

    Martha asked me if I would come to her party the following day.

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