Direct/Indirect Narration:-
Direct or Indirect consists of two parts.
- Introductory clause/reporting speech
- Actual talk/reported speech
After the first part comma is used, the second part is enclosed in inverted commas.
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- __Past Cont Tense
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- __Future Indefinite Tense
- __Future Cont Tense
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- __Present Cont Conv.
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- __ind to Past Perfect
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