Direct indirect atharva

Indirect Speech: They informed us that the concert had been canceled. Direct Speech:

• They inform us, "The concert has been canceled."

• They delivered the news, "The concert had been canceled."

• They told us, "The concert is canceled."

• They informed us that the concert has been canceled.

Direct Speech: "We won the championship," they exclaimed. Indirect Speech:

• They exclaimed that they won the championship.

• They cheered, "We won the championship!"

• They shouted, "We are champions!"

• They exclaim that they won the championship.

Indirect Speech: He told me that he had already finished his dinner. Direct Speech:

• He says, "I have already finished my dinner."

• He told me, "I have already finished my dinner."

• He states, "I already finished my dinner," he said.

• He mentioned, "I had already finished my dinner."

Direct Speech: "It's raining outside," she observed. Indirect Speech:

• She observed that it's raining outside.

• She observes that it's raining outside.

• She noticed, "It's raining outside," she remarked.

• She observed that it was raining outside.

Indirect Speech: She mentioned that she might visit us next week. Direct Speech:

• She mentions, "I might visit you next week."

• She discussed, "I might visit us next week."

• She talks about visiting us next week.

• She mentioned, "I might visit you next week."

Indirect Speech: She said that she would come to the party. Direct Speech:

• She says, "I will come to the party."

• She said, "I will come to the party."

• She says that she would come to the party.

• She said that she will come to the party.

Direct Speech: "I have never traveled abroad," she admitted. Indirect Speech:

• She admits that she has never traveled abroad.

• She admits that she had never traveled abroad.

• She admits, "I have never traveled abroad."

• She admits, "I had never traveled abroad."

Direct Speech: "Don't forget to call me," he reminded her. Indirect Speech:

• He reminded her not to forget to call him.

• He reminded her to not forget to call him.

• He reminded her to forget to call him.

• He reminded her that he forgets to call him.

Indirect Speech: He said he was going to buy a new car. Direct Speech:

• He says, "I am going to buy a new car."

• He said, "I am going to buy a new car."

• He says that he was going to buy a new car.

• He said that he was going to buy a new car.

Direct Speech: "I can help you with your homework," he offered. Indirect Speech:

• He offered that he can help with my homework.

• He offered to help me with my homework.

• He offered that he could help me with my homework.

• He offers that he can help with my homework.