Narration: Direct and Indirect Speech

The man empathically refused to confer guilt.

The man was stubborn to refuse to confer guilt.

The man refused to confer guilt.

The man told that he would not confer guilt.

She asked me if I was happy in my new job.

She asked me if I have been happy in my new job.

She asked me whether I am happy in my new job.

She asked me if I had been happy in my new job.

Pamela said that man is mortal.

Pamela said that man was mortal.

Pamela said man is mortal.

None of the above

He told me that I might be happy.

He reported that I might be happy.

He said that I might be happy.

He wished that I might be happy.

My father said that he will have a cup of tea because he wasn’t hungry.

My father said that he would have had a cup of tea because he wasn’t hungry.

My father said that he would have a cup of tea because he wasn’t hungry.

My father said that he had had a cup of tea because he wasn’t hungry.

He said, “Ah! I am undone.”

He said, “Alas! I am undone.”

He said, “How sad! I am yet to do.”

He said, “What a pity I am undone!”

He urged me to go home with him.

He proposed to me that we should go home together.

He proposed to me to go home together.

He asked me to go home with him.

The teacher forbade the students not to waste time.

The teacher advised the students not to waste time.

The teacher forbade the students to not waste time.

The teacher ordered the students don’t waste time.

The man told the officer to help him.

The man requested the officer to help him.

The man said to the officer to please help him.

The man requested to the officer to help.