Narration/Speech
Imperative sentence
Read the following speeches:
Direct: He said to me,"Please, help me".
Indirect: He requested/asked me to help him.
Direct: The teacher said to the students,"Always speak the truth."
Indirect: The teacher advised/told the students to speak the truth always.
Direct: The officer said to the soldiers,"Fire on."
Indirect: The officer commanded/told the soldiers to fire on.
Direct: The teacher said to the students,"Go out of the class."
Indirect: The teacher ordered/told the students to go out of the class.
Structure:
Direct: subj. +reporting verb(say) +obj. ,"verb +ext."
Indirect: subj+order/ask/request/command/ tell/ask+obj.+to +verb +ext.
Read the bellow sentence:
Direct: He said to me, "Do not make a noise."
Indirect: He forbade me to make a noise.
Or He tole me not to make a noise.
Direct: The teacher said to the students ,"Do not tell a lie."
Indirect: The teacher forbade the students to tell a lie.
Or The teacher advised/told the students not to tell a lie.
Structure
Direct: subj. +reporting verb +obj. "Do not/never +verb +ext."
Indirect: subj. +forbid +obj. +to +verb +ext.
Or subj. *advise/ask/tell *obj. *not to *verb *ext.
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