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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Narrations
Hi, please help me in getting right answers
The magistrate said to Gandhi ji', Take off your cap'.
[ indirect] The magistrate ordered Gandhiji to take off your/his cap.
The father said', Work hard for better tomorrow'.
[indirect] The father advised to work hard for better tomorrow/ the next day.
The boys said', Do you complete the work?'
[indirect] The boys asked if i /you/ they completed the work
The magistrate said to Gandhi ji', Take off your cap'.
[ indirect] The magistrate ordered Gandhiji to take off your/his cap.
The father said', Work hard for better tomorrow'.
[indirect] The father advised to work hard for better tomorrow/ the next day.
The boys said', Do you complete the work?'
[indirect] The boys asked if i /you/ they completed the work
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Hi, You try first, and hopefully someone will take a look at your effort later. Regards
- Hi, You try first, and hopefully someone will take a look at your effort later.
- Regards
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Hi,
You try first, and hopefully someone will take a look at your effort later.
Regards
You try first, and hopefully someone will take a look at your effort later.
Regards
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To me, in first sentence'his ' is ok . as according to the rules, pronouns are changed. here,' tomorrow 'with for better seems ok too. as we usually use this word in our everyday life and looks like universal truth. & in last sentence 'you' should not be changed while making indirect narration.
great confusion help!
great confusion help!
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