Direct and Indirect Speech Class 8 - Download Free PDF with Solutions
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FAQs on English Grammar Direct and Indirect Speech Class 8
1. What is direct narration?
When we quote the exact words of the speaker, then it is direct narration.
2. What is the indirect speech of the sentence – Rima said, “The sun rises in the east.”
Rima said that the sun rises in the east.
3. When should I use direct speech in a sentence?
The ideal time to use direct speech is when you want to precisely quote the words of some other person. Direct speech can help break the monotony in an essay and make it more interesting to readers.