My father asked who had been using his computer She wondered, "Can I have something to eat?" The teacher asked who had removed those chairs The customers asked the receptionist, "Can we meet the manager?" The receptionist asked them, "Do you have an appointment with him?"

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Solve this: d. 'Who's been using my computer?' said my father. (indirect e. She wondered if she could have something to eat. (direct f. The teacher asked, 'Who has removed these speech) speech) g. The customers asked the receptionist whether they could meet the manager. (direct speech) h. The receptionist enquired of them whether they had an appointment with him. (direct speech) IMPERATIVE SENTENCES The rules for changing the narration of imperative sentences fromdirectto indirect speech are as follows: • The reporting verb said can be changed to request(ed), urge(d), warn(ed), beg(ged), remind(ed), invite(d), instruct(ed). • The finite verb in the reported speech is made into an infinitive.

My father asked who had been using his computer.
She wondered, "Can I have something to eat?"
The teacher asked who had removed those chairs.
The customers asked the receptionist, "Can we meet the manager?"
The receptionist asked them, "Do you have an appointment with him?"

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