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Direct Indirect Notes

The document provides a guide on Direct and Indirect Speech in Urdu. It explains the use of commas in Direct Speech and outlines rules for converting Direct Speech to Indirect Speech, including changes in pronouns, tense, and time words. Examples illustrate the conversion process clearly.
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Direct Indirect Notes

The document provides a guide on Direct and Indirect Speech in Urdu. It explains the use of commas in Direct Speech and outlines rules for converting Direct Speech to Indirect Speech, including changes in pronouns, tense, and time words. Examples illustrate the conversion process clearly.
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Direct and Indirect Speech Notes (Easy Urdu Guide)

1. Direct Speech: Kisi ke exact alfaaz batana. Is mein " " commas use hotay hain.

Example: Ali said, "I am happy."

2. Indirect Speech: Kisi ki baat apne alfaaz mein batana. Is mein commas nahi hotay.

Example: Ali said that he was happy.

Rules:

Rule 1: Commas hata dein.

Rule 2: 'that' use karein.

Rule 3: Pronoun change karein (I → he/she).

Rule 4: Tense change karein (am → was, will → would).

Rule 5: Time words change karein (today → that day).

Example Conversion:

Direct: She said, "I am going today."

Indirect: She said that she was going that day.

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