How to change Imperatives into Indirect Speech?English Grammar Index
How to change Imperatives into Indirect Speech? :
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Change SAID TO into any one of these words as suitable ORDERED, COMMANDED, REQUESTED, ADVISED, REQUESTED, BEGGED, WARNED, ASKED, DIRECTED, THREATENED.
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Do not use the conjunction word THAT. In its place add TO.
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The verb of the direct speech is changed into the infinitive form : to bring, to write
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In the negative sentences, NOT is put before the infinitive : not to speak, not to walk
Examples :
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The teacher said to us, “work hard".
The teacher advised us to work hard.
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He said, “Mala, get me a glass of water".
He asked Mala to get him a glass of water.
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The master said to the servant, “Go away at once".
The master ordered the servant to go away at once.
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He said to him, “please wait here till I return".
He requested him to wait there till he returned.
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The commander said to his troop, “Fire the enemies at sight".
The commander commanded his troop to fire the enemies at sight.
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The policeman said to the driver, “Park your car over there."
The policeman instructed the driver to park his car over there.
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The doctor said to the patient, “don’t take more sugar as you are diabetic".
The doctor advised the patient not to take more sugar as he was diabetic.
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