Direct Indirect Speech
Rules for Direct indirect Speech Summary
Direct Indirect of Simple Present Tense
Direct Indirect of Simple Past Tense
Direct Indirect of Simple Future Tense
Direct Indirect of Present Continous
Direct Indirect of Past Continuous
Direct Indirect Speech Rules of Present Perfect
Direct Indirect Speech Rules of Past Perfect
Direct Indirect Speech Rules of Future Perfect
Direct Indirect Speech for Present Perfect Continuous
Direct Indirect Speech for Past Perfect Continuous
Direct Indirect Speech for Future Perfect Continuous
Exceptions For Direct Indirect Tense You are here
Last updated at April 16, 2024 by Teachoo
Speech or Direct & Indirect Speech is one of the trickiest topics in Grammar.
Not only must you have a good understanding of the Rules of Converting Direct and Indirect Speech, but you must also be aware of the Exceptions in Direct and Indirect Speech.
Case 1:
He said, “I saw the sun rising in the east.”
He said that he had seen the sun rising in the east.
Case 2:
He said, “Sun rises in the East.”
He said that Sun rises in the East.
