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Direct V Indirect speech 2nd round (hard B2 part ...

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  • He said to me, “Go there right now.”
    He ordered me to go there right then.
  • Raul said to his mother, “How do you do all these things together?”
    Raul asked his mother how she did all those things together.
  • Robin said, “I went to Delhi yesterday.”
    Robin said that he had gone to Delhi the previous day.
  • She told her husband that she wanted to go with him.
    She said to her husband, “I want to go with you.”
  • I asked him if Tina had told a lie and assumed that she had not.
    I said to him, “Tina didn’t tell a lie, did she?”
  • He bade me good bye.
    He said to me, “Good bye!”
  • He said to her, “Let’s go home.”
    He suggested her that they should go home.
  • His mother said, “Let him eat whatever he likes.”
    His mother suggested that he might be allowed to eat whatever he liked.
  • He said to me, “You went to Madrid, didn’t you?” –
    He asked me whether I had gone to Kolkata and assumed that I had.
  • Teacher said, “Robin, stand up.”
    Teacher asked Robin to stand up.
  • She said to me, “Please don’t go there.”
    She requested me/that I (do) not to go there.
  • She said to me, “Good evening!”
    She wished me good evening.
  • The Bishop addressed the convict as his son and advised him to always remember that the poor body is the temple of the living God.
    The Bishop said to the convict, “Always remember, my son, that the poor body is the temple of the living God.”
  • The children exclaimed in joy that they were very happy there.
    “How happy we are here!” said the children.
  • The girl said, “Had I the wings of a dove.
    The girl wished that she had the wings of a dove.
  • He said to the boy, “May god bless you.”
    He prayed that God might bless the boy.
  • I said to him, “What are you doing?”
    I asked him what he was doing.
  • My teacher said to me, “Obey your parents.”
    My teacher asked me to obey my parents.
  • He said to me, “Do you know English?”
    He asked me whether I knew English or not.
  • The children said, “How happy we were there!”
    The children exclaimed in sorrow that they had been very happy there.
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