The document discusses direct and indirect speech. It provides examples of how direct speech is converted to indirect speech by removing quotation marks and making changes to tense, pronouns, time/place adverbs, and sentence structure depending on whether it is a statement, question, or command. Direct speech reports someone's exact words, while indirect speech reports the general idea without necessarily using the exact words. The document also gives tables outlining the typical changes made when converting from direct to indirect speech.
The document discusses direct and indirect speech. It provides examples of how direct speech is converted to indirect speech by removing quotation marks and making changes to tense, pronouns, time/place adverbs, and sentence structure depending on whether it is a statement, question, or command. Direct speech reports someone's exact words, while indirect speech reports the general idea without necessarily using the exact words. The document also gives tables outlining the typical changes made when converting from direct to indirect speech.
The document discusses direct and indirect speech. It provides examples of how direct speech is converted to indirect speech by removing quotation marks and making changes to tense, pronouns, time/place adverbs, and sentence structure depending on whether it is a statement, question, or command. Direct speech reports someone's exact words, while indirect speech reports the general idea without necessarily using the exact words. The document also gives tables outlining the typical changes made when converting from direct to indirect speech.
The document discusses direct and indirect speech. It provides examples of how direct speech is converted to indirect speech by removing quotation marks and making changes to tense, pronouns, time/place adverbs, and sentence structure depending on whether it is a statement, question, or command. Direct speech reports someone's exact words, while indirect speech reports the general idea without necessarily using the exact words. The document also gives tables outlining the typical changes made when converting from direct to indirect speech.
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DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH
MATA KULIAH BAHASA INGGRIS
DEBY ALFIANTI (12213097) 1EA22
Direct and indirect speech Direct and Indirect Speech, we are familiar with another term that is Reported Speech A. Direct Speech Direct Speech is spoken sentences directly from the speaker B. Indirect Speech Indirect Speech is a phrase that comes from direct sentences in retold in the form of another When we change the direct speech into indirect sentences, there are some things that are changing them changes the sentence structure, tense, pronouns (personal pronouns), description of time and place (Adverbs of time and place). what is meant Reporting Speech and Reported Speech.? Reporting Speech is part of the sentence in direct speech is marked by quotation marks (") and ends by quotation marks ("). Reported Speech is the beginning of a sentence of direct speech In direct speech the original words of person are narrated (no change is made) and are enclosed in quotation mark. While in indirect speech some changes are made in original words of the person because these words have been uttered in past so the tense will change accordingly and pronoun may also be changed accordingly. In indirect speech the statement of the person is not enclosed in quotation marks, the word that may be used before the statement to show that it is indirect speech. Indirect speech is also called reported speech because reported speech refers to the second part of indirect speech in which something has been told by a person. Reporting verb: The verb first part of sentence (i.e. he said, she said, he says, they said, she says,) before the statement of a person in sentence is called reporting verb. in this papers the author wanted to share some sub-description of the direct and indirect speech 1. Changes in Structure of sentence If we look at the direct speech sentence, there are characteristics that are identical quotation marks ("). Tada learned is a way that is often used to distinguish which are direct or indirect. When the changed climates of direct speech into indirect speech sentences, no quotation marks are removed or replaced with the word "that" or "to" (for command line). No Direct Speech Indirect Speech 01 He said, "I have a present for you in my bag." He said that he had a present for me in his bag. 02 He asked me, "why do you come late." He asked me why I came late. 03 He orderd me, "don't bring a bag." He ordered me to didn't bring a bag. For the use of direct speech sentence interrogative sentence "yes-no question" it will be changed to if / Whether No Direct Speech Indirect Speech 01 They asked me, "Do you want to join us to play football?" They asked me if/whether I want to join them to play football. 02 He asked me, "Does she want to mary me?" He asked me if/whether she wants to mary her. For direct speech sentence that uses 5W1H question (Why, Who, What, When, Where, How), it will be converted into an affirmative sentence in the following way No Direct Speech Indirect Speech 01 He asked me, "why do you come late?" He asked me why you came late. 02 He asked me, "what does she eat?" He asked me what she ate. 03 He asked me, "when did you come?" He asked me when I came. 04 He asked me, "who are you?" He asked me who I was.
2. Tense changes (tenses) As explained upfront, perbuahan from direct to indirect also affects the tense used. Most difficult for students to understand the changes in this one. Below is a table of tenses change direct speech into indirect speech. No Direct Speech Indirect Speech 01 Simple Present Simple Past 02 Present Continuous Past Continuous 03 Present Future Past Future 04 Present Perfect Past Perfect 05 Present Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous 06 Simple Past Past Perfect 07 Past Continuous Past Perfect Continuous
Or it could be made easier with the following table below, No Direct Speech Indirect Speech 01 V1 (eat) V2 (ate) 02 V2 (ate) Had + V3 (had eaten) 03 Am/is/are Was/were 04 Do/does Did 05 Do/does not Did not 06 Did not Had not + V3 07 Was/were Had been 08 Am/is/are + V-ing Was/were + V-ing 09 Was/were +V-ing Had been + V-ing 10 Has/have + V3 Had + V3 11 Will/shall/can/may/must Would/should/could/might/had to 12 Could/might/should/would + V1/be Could/might/should/would + have+ V3/been
3. changes Pronoun And possessive pronoun changes depending on the subject and the object that is used in direct speech (direct line) that would affect the change pronouns in indirect speech (indirect sentences) The first person pronouns (I and We) on speech reporting (see explanation in the beginning) change according to the subject that is in reproted speech.. No Direct Speech Indirect Speech 01 He said, I am busy. He said that he was busy. 02 She said, I am unwell. She said that she was unwell. 03 I said, I will be late. I said that I would be late. 04 They said, We will not permit this. They said that they would not permit that. 05 We said, We need to buy some clothes. We said that we needed to buy some clothes. The second person pronoun (You) in reporting speech in direct speech changes according to the object in reported speech.. No Direct Speech Indirect Speech 01 He said to me, You have to come with me. He told me that I had to go with him. 02 She said to me, You can go. She told me that I could go. 03 She said to him, You can go. She told him that he could go. The third person pronoun (He, she, it and they) in direct speech did not change when changed into indirect speech. No Direct Speech Indirect Speech 01 He said, She is a good girl. He said that she was a good girl. 02 She said, They have invited us. She said that they had invited them. 03 They said, He does not have the necessary qualifications. They said that he did not have the necessary qualifications.
4. Specification changes of time and place (Adverbs of time and place) Not only that, in a change from direct speech to indirect speech also affects especially adverbs adverb of time (time information) and adverb of place (adverb) No Direct Speech Indirect Speech 01 Now Then 02 To day That day 03 Tomorrow The next day The day after The following day A day later 04 Next ... The ... after The following ... 05 Last ... The ... before The Previous ... 06 ... ago ... before ... earlier 07 Yesterday The day before The previous day The preceeding day 08 The day before yesterday Two day before 09 Here There 10 This That 11 These Those
Below are examples of direct and indirect speech to increase the understanding of the above ..
Direct Speech Indirect Speech (+) He said, I have a present for you in my bag. here He said that he had a present for me in his bag there. (-)
He said, I do not have a present for you in my bag
He said that he did not have a present for me in his bag. (?)
He asked, Do I have a present for you in my bag?
He asked me if/whether he had a present for me in his bag. (?)
He asked me, Why do I have to have a present for you in my bag?
He asked me why he had to have a present for me in his bag. (!)
He ordered/commanded me, Bring my bag herenow!
He ordered/commanded me to bring his bag there then. (!) He ordered me, Dont bring your bag here! He ordered me not to bring my bag there.
Example: Direct And Indirect Speech 1. D : He has told you, I am painting I : He has told you that he is painting 2. D : She says to her friend, I have been reading I : She says to her friend that he has been reading 3. D : He will say, The girl wasnt ugly I : He will tell them that the girl wasnt ugly 4. D : Reza said, Im very sleepy I : Reza said that he was very sleepy 5. D : He has told you, I am writing I : He has told you that he is writing 6. D : Mother said to her son, study hard I : Mother advised her son to study hard 7. D : My friend said to me, I dont like football I : My friend said to me that he didnt like football 8. D : She said, I didnt go to campus I : She said that she hadnt gone to campus this morning 9. D : Rikza says, I have seen that movies I : Rikza says that she has seen that movies 10. D : Mother asked her, Dont go there alone I : Mother asked her not to go there alone 11. D : Father asked robi, Dont smoke too much I : Father asked robi not to smoke too much