Direct speech to indirect speech.:
1. I said to him, "I shall help you in solving this sum."
2. The teacher said to the boys, "When the cat is away, the mice will play."
3. The father said to the child, "You will never make a mischief again."
4. The economist said, " As the population increases, the pries will rise."
5. She said to be, " I shall not lend you my book."
6. The stranger said, " Nobody in this town will try to understand me."
7. The mother said, " My child will b weeping."
8. He said, " The waves will be striking against the store."
9. The traveller said, " The sun will have risen when we resume our journey tomorrow morning."
10. My father said to me, " I shall have been working in this bank for ten years by tomorrow."
Dear student,
1. I told him that I would help him in solving that sum.
2. The teacher told the boys that when the cat is away, the mice will play. (universal truth-proverb)
3. The father ordered the child that he would never make a mischief again.
4. The economist said that as the population increased, the prices would rise.
5. She told me that she would not lend me her book.
6. The stranger said that nobody in that town would try to understand him.
7. The mother worried that her child would be weeping.
8. He said that the waves would be striking against the shore.
9. The traveller said that the sun would have risen when they resumed their journey the next morning.
10. My father said to me that he would have been working in that bank for ten years by the next day.
Regards
1. I told him that I would help him in solving that sum.
2. The teacher told the boys that when the cat is away, the mice will play. (universal truth-proverb)
3. The father ordered the child that he would never make a mischief again.
4. The economist said that as the population increased, the prices would rise.
5. She told me that she would not lend me her book.
6. The stranger said that nobody in that town would try to understand him.
7. The mother worried that her child would be weeping.
8. He said that the waves would be striking against the shore.
9. The traveller said that the sun would have risen when they resumed their journey the next morning.
10. My father said to me that he would have been working in that bank for ten years by the next day.
Regards