Narration

Narration

Direct: Reja said to me, "I want to do this work."
Indirect: Reja said to me that he wanted to do the work.

Direct: He said to me, "I wonder if the book is available."
Indirect: He told me that he wondered if the book was available.

Direct: Sadique said to Zaki, "I am going abroad tomorrow."
Indirect: Sadique told Zaki that he was going abroad the next day.

Direct: Mohammad said to me, "You will get it back soon."
Indirect: Mohammad told me that I would get it (that) back soon.

Direct: You said to me, "He is a lair and therefore, I do not trust him"
Indirect: You said to me that he was a lair and you did not trust him.

Direct: They said to me, "We went to college yesterday."
Indirect: They said to me that they had gone to college the previous day.

Direct: Kamal said to Badal, "I shall go to school tomorrow."
Indirect: Kamal said to Badal that he (K) would go to school the next day.

Direct: Nahid said to Nazma, "The virtuous are blessed."
Indirect: Nahid told Nazma that the virtuous are blessed.

Direct: Nawsin said to Rini, "I will help you if I can."
Indirect: Nawsin told Rini that she (N) would help (R) if she (N) could.

Direct: The independent says, "We draw the attention of the Mayor of this matter."
Indirect: The independent says that it draws the attention of the Mayor of that matter.

Direct: Tania said, "I was writing a letter to my friend."
Indirect: Tania said that she had been writing a letter to her friend.

Direct: The teacher will say, "I did the work."
Indirect: The teacher will say that he did the work.

Direct: Quashem said to me, "I saw you long ago."
Indirect: Quashem told that he had seen me long before.

Direct: Aslam said to me, "You were very small when I saw you last."
Indirect: Aslam told me that I had been very small when he had seen me last.

Direct: He said, "That's bad."
Indirect: He said that it was bad.