Narration mixed

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Mixed Narration Exercises


Change the narration as directed:


1. He said, "I can solve the problem easily." (Direct to Indirect)



2. She said that she was watching a movie. (Indirect to Direct)



3. I said to him, "Where are you going?" (Direct to Indirect)



4. He asked me if I had seen the movie. (Indirect to Direct)



5. The teacher said, "Complete your homework." (Direct to Indirect)



6. They told us to be quiet in the library. (Indirect to Direct)



7. She said, "What a lovely dress it is!" (Direct to Indirect)



8. He exclaimed that it was a horrible night. (Indirect to Direct)



9. Father said, "May you always be happy!" (Direct to Indirect)



10. The monk prayed that we might live in peace. (Indirect to Direct)




11. She said to me, "Do you need any help?" (Direct to Indirect)



12. He asked me what I was doing at that moment. (Indirect to Direct)



13. The captain said, "Follow my orders strictly." (Direct to Indirect)



14. They advised us to drive carefully. (Indirect to Direct)



15. I said, "Alas! We have lost the match." (Direct to Indirect)



16. She exclaimed with joy that she had passed the exam. (Indirect to Direct)



17. The boy said, "I will not tell a lie." (Direct to Indirect)



18. He said that his brother was working in Dubai. (Indirect to Direct)



19. She said, "May your dreams come true!" (Direct to Indirect)



20. The teacher wished that the students might do well in the exam. (Indirect to Direct)








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