Direct and Indirect Speech

Direct to Indirect Speech:

Raj said, "I work here every day."

• Raj said that he worked here yesterday.

• Raj said that he worked there everyday.

• Raj said that he worked here everyday.

• Raj said that he worked everyday.

Direct to Indirect Speech:

Monica said, "I have finished my homework."

• Monica said that she had finished her homework.

• Monica said that she had finished my homework.

• Monica said that she has finished her homework.

• Monica said that she has finished my homework."

Direct to Indirect Speech:

My daughter said to me, "I can sleep alone."

• My daughter said to me that she can sleep alone.

• My daughter told me that she can sleep alone.

• My daughter said to me that she could sleep alone.

• My daughter told me that she could sleep alone.

Direct to Indirect Speech:

Leo said, "My friend may come tonight."

• Leo said that his friend might come tonight.

• Leo said that his friend might come that night.

• Leo said that his friend might go that night.

• Leo said that his friend might go tonight.

Direct to Indirect Speech:

Jullie said to me, "I have to win this game."

• Jullie told me that she must win this game.

• Jullie told me that she had to win that game.

• Jullie told me that she had to win this game.

• Jullie told me that she must win that game.

Direct to Indirect Speech:

He said, "I am a man."

• He said that he was a man.

• He said that he is a man.

• He said that I am a man.

• He said that I was a man.

Direct to Indirect Speech:

Mary says, "I am coming here."

• Mary says that she is coming there.

• Mary says that she is coming there.

• Mary says that she was coming there.

• Mary says that she was coming here.

Direct to Indirect Speech:

My brother said, "I went to school yesterday."

• My brother said that he had gone to school yesterday.

• My brother said that he had gone to school the day after.

• My brother said that he had gone to school the previous day.

• My brother said that he had gone to school the next day.

Direct to Indirect Speech:

Mathew said, "I will go to school next year."

• Mathew said that he would go to school the year before.

• Mathew said that he would go to school the following year.

• Mathew said that he would come to school the year before.

• Mathew said that he would come to school the year after.

Direct to Indirect Speech:

Maria said, "It is my car."

• Maria said that it is my car.

• Maria said that it is her car.

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  Maria said that it was my car.

• Maria said that it was her car.