Narration Rules: পাঁচ প্রকার বাক্যের Narration Change

Direct: She said, “I love reading.”

Indirect: She said that she loved reading.

Direct: He said, “I will help you.”

Indirect: He said that he would help me.

Direct: She said, “I am tired.”

Indirect: She said that she was tired.

Direct: The teacher said, “The sun rises in the east.”

Indirect: The teacher said that the sun rises in the east.

Direct: She said to me, “I will help you.”

Indirect: She told me that she would help me.

Direct: He said, “I like football.”
Indirect: He said that he liked football.

Direct: She said, “I have finished my homework.”
Indirect: She said that she had finished her homework.

Direct: They said, “We are going to the market.”
Indirect: They said that they were going to the market.

Direct: He said, “Do you like coffee?”
 Indirect: He asked if I liked coffee.

 Direct: She said, “Where do you live?”
 Indirect: She asked where I lived.

Direct: She said, “What is your name?”
 Indirect: She asked what my name was.

Direct: He said, “Where is my book?”
 Indirect: He asked where his book was.

He said, “What are you doing?”
 Indirect: He asked what I was doing.

Direct: She said, “Have you finished your homework?”
Indirect: She asked if I had finished my homework.

Direct: He said, “Why are you late?”
Indirect: He asked why I was late.

Direct: She said, “Where will you go tomorrow?”
Indirect: She asked where I would go the next day.

Direct: She told me, “I love painting.”
Indirect: She told me that she loved painting.

Direct: He said, “I study every day.”
Indirect: He said that he studied every day.

Direct: He said, “I love my country.”
Indirect: He said that he loved his country.

Direct Speech: He said, “This book is mine.”
Indirect Speech: He said that that book was his.

Direct Speech: She said, “I am waiting here for my friend.”
Indirect Speech: She said that she was waiting there for her friend.

Direct Speech: He said, “These flowers are fresh.”
Indirect Speech: He said that those flowers were fresh.

Direct Speech: She said, “I met him two days ago.”
Indirect Speech: She said that she had met him two days before.

Direct Speech: He said to me, “Do your homework.”
Indirect Speech: He told me to do my homework.

 Direct Speech: The teacher said, “Don’t talk in the class.”
 Indirect Speech: The teacher ordered the students not to talk in the class.

Direct Speech: The doctor said to her, “Take your medicine on time.”
 Indirect Speech: The doctor advised her to take her medicine on time.

Direct Speech: My mother said, “Please help me with the work.”
Indirect Speech: My mother requested me to help her with the work.

Direct Speech: The officer said, “Submit your documents tomorrow.”
Indirect Speech: The officer ordered me to submit my documents the next day.

Direct: He said, “May you succeed in life.”

Indirect: He wished that I might succeed in life.

Direct: She said, “May God bless you.”

Indirect: She prayed that God might bless me.

Direct: They said, “May you live long.”

Indirect: They wished that I might live long.

Direct: He said, “May you be happy.”

Indirect: He wished that I might be happy.

Direct Speech: He said, “Hurrah! We have won the match.”
Indirect Speech: He exclaimed with joy that they had won the match.

Direct Speech: She said, “Alas! I lost my purse.”
Indirect Speech: She exclaimed with sorrow that she had lost her purse.

Direct Speech: They said, “What a beautiful place!”
Indirect Speech: They exclaimed that it was a very beautiful place.