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📖 Rules for Changing Direct Speech to Indirect Speech 🇬🇧 ✨ Time and place expressions often change in indirect speech. 📝 Common Changes: 📅 Today → That day 📅 Tomorrow → The next day / The following day 📅 Yesterday → The previous day / The day before 📍 Here → There 📍 This → That 📍 These → Those 🗣 Direct: "I will submit the report tomorrow," said Anjali. 💬 Indirect: Anjali said that she would submit the report the next day. 🗣 Direct: Rohan said, "I met him here yesterday." 💬 Indirect: Rohan said that he had met him there the previous day. 🌟 Remember: Words indicating time and place often shift to match the new reporting context! ✨🗓️📍

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📖 Rules for Changing Direct Speech to Indirect Speech 🇬🇧 ✨ Pronouns often change according to the speaker, listener, and context. 📝 Examples: 👤 First Person → Changes according to the subject of the reporting verb. 🗣 “I am happy.” → She said that she was happy. 👥 Second Person→ Changes according to the object of the reporting verb. 🗣 “You are very kind.” → He told me that I was very kind. 👨‍👩‍👧 Third Person → Usually remains unchanged. 🗣 “They have arrived.” → She said that they had arrived. 💬 Direct: Rahul said to Meera, "You can trust me." 💬 Indirect: Rahul told Meera that she could trust him. 🌟 Remember: Pronouns change according to who is speaking and who is being spoken to! ✨🗣️