1. He said to me,' What is your name?'
=He asked me what my name is.
2. He said to me .'You are my brother.'
=He said to me that I am his brother.
1. ' =He asked me what my name is. If he said this 20 seconds ago, you can use 'is ' or' 'was '.
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1. He said to me,' What is your name?'
=He asked me what my name is.
If he said this 20 seconds ago, you can use 'is' or''was'.
If he said it 20 years ago, just use was.
2. He said to me .'You are my brother.'
=He said to me that I am his brother.
Say He told me . . .
The same comment as above about
park grape 281. He said/asked
to me,'What is your name?'=He asked me what my name is.
2. He said
to me .'You are my brother.'=He said to me that I am his brother.
Your best bet in forming these reports of speech is to use the past tense all the way through.
He a