Indirect Speech
In the time aspect of the statements in Indirect Speech correctly transformed?
A:
Direct: He said, “John visited me yesterday,”
Indirect: He said that John had visited him the day before.
B:
Direct: He said, “John will visit me tomorrow,”
Indirect: He said that John would visit him the day after.
Summary:
Yesterday -> the day before
Tomorrow -> the day after
Please advise. Thank you.
Top answer
gray train 479 Yesterday -> the day before Tomorrow -> the day after Those forms might be used in everyday language. In more careful or formal English, I would prefer "the previous day" and "the next day".
- gray train 479 Yesterday -> the day before Tomorrow -> the day after Those forms might be used in everyday language.
- In more careful or formal English, I would prefer "the previous day" and "the next day".
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gray train 479Yesterday -> the day before
Tomorrow -> the day after
Those forms might be used in everyday language. In more careful or formal English, I would prefer "the previous day" and "the next day".
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