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1. The teacher said to the student, “Do it right now or you will be punished.”

The teacher suggested to the student to do it right now or he would be punished.

The teacher told the student to do it right then or he would be punished.

The teacher told the student to do that right then or he would be punished.

The teacher order the student to do it right now or he would be punished.

2. The teacher said to the student, “Do it right now or you will be punished.”

The teacher suggested to the student to do it right now or he would be punished.

The teacher told the student to do it right then or he would be punished.

The teacher told the student to do that right then or he would be punished.

The teacher order the student to do it right now or he would be punished.

3. The clergyman said to the man, “May God forgive you for the sin which you have committed!”

The clergy wished the man that God might forgive him for the sin which he had committed.

The clergy prayed to the man that God might forgive him for the sin which he had committed.

The clergy prayed to God to forgive him for the sin which he had committed.

The clergy wished for the man that God might forgive him for the sin which he had committed.

4. “Tut! Shame on you!” said the father to the son.

The father exclaimed to the son with hatred that he should have shame on him.

Addressing his son, the father told him that I had shame on him.

The father exclaimed with contempt and said to the son that he had shame on him.

The father exclaimed with contempt and told his son that he should have shame on him.

5. “You can see the Tajmahal if you peep through the window of my room”, said Ranjan to her

Ranjan said to her that she could see the Tajmahal if she peeped through the window of his room.

Ranjan told her that she could see the Tajmahal if she peeped through the window of his room.

Ranjan told her to peep through the window of his room if she wished to see the Tajmahal.

Ranjan said to her that she could have seen the Tajmahal if she peeped through the window of his room

6. “So help me God!” cried monkey, “I will never go greedy for the bananas in the orchard.”

The monkey wanted God to help him so that he would never go greedy for the bananas in the orchard.

The monkey exclaimed to God to help him that he would never go greedy for the bananas in the orchard.

The monkey called upon God to witness his resolve never go greedy for the bananas in the heaven.

The monkey recalled God and said to him that he would never go greedy for the bananas in the heaven.

7. “Let me call down the evil spirit”, said the tantrik.

The tantrik said that the evil spirit must be called down by me.

The tantrik told to allow him to call down the evil spirit.

The tantrik asked permission to call down the evil spirit.

The tantrik said that he must be permitted to call down the evil spirit.

8. The boss said to the employee, “Why were you absent yesterday?”

The boss told the employee why he had been absent the previous day.

The boss asked the employee that why he had been absent the previous day.

The boss asked the employee why had he been absent the previous day.

The boss asked the employee why he had been absent the previous day.

9. He said to me, “Had I been a king, I would have certainly helped you.”

He wished me that had he been a king, he would have certainly helped me

He wished that had he been a king, he would have certainly helped me.

He told me that if he had been a king, he would have certainly helped me.

He told me that had he been a king, he would have certainly helped me.

10. “Let’s enjoy the party”, said Rohit.

Rohit said to enjoy the party.

Rohit said that they had to enjoy the party.

Rohit suggested that they should enjoy the party

Rohit suggested to us to enjoy the party.

Question 1 of 10

A statement can be made in two ways- directly and indirectly. The statement made directly without making any change is called ‘Direct Narration’ and the statement made indirectly with some changes is called ‘Indirect Narration’. The Direct Narration is enclosed into Inverted Commas.

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