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Speech/Narration
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Class:
viii
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Subject: English 2nd Paper
v Past
Perfect Ges Past Perfect
Continuous Tense Gi
Indirect
speech G cwieZ©b nq
bv|
wb‡¤Å“i
Q‡Ki gva¨‡g Tense
cwieZ©‡bi wbqg
†`Lv‡bv n‡jvt
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Reported
Speech of Direct Narration
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Reported
Speech of Indirect Narration
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v Simple
Present Tense
He said “I write a letter
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v Simple
Past Tense
He
said that he wrote a letter.
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v Present
Continuous Tense
He
said, “I am reading.”
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v Past
Continuous Tense
He
said that he was reading.
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v Present
Perfect Tense
She
said, “I have done my duty.”
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v Past
Perfect Tense
She
said that she had done her duty.
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v Present
Perfect Continuous Tense
They
said, “We have been working for two hours”
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v Past
Perfect Continuous tense
They
said that they had been working for two hours.
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v Simple
Past Tense
He
said, “I wrote a letter”
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v Past
Perfect Tense
He
said that he had written a letter.
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v Past
Continuous Tense
Nafisa
said, “I was reading.”
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v Past
Perfect Continuous Tense
Nafisa
said that she had been reading.
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v Past
Perfect Tense
The
boy said, “I had done the work.”
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v (No
change) Past Perfect Tense
The
boy said that he had done the work.
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v Past
Perfect Continuous Tense
He said, “I had already been reading
in this college for two years.”
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v (No
change) Past Perfect Continuous Tense
He said that he had already been
reading in that college for two years.”
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v Future
Tense
She
said to me, “I shall help you.”
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v Future
in the Past Tense
She
told me that she would help me.
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Change Of Modal Auxiliaries
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Direct
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Indirect
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v will
Robi said to me, “You will go home
tomorrow.”
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v would
Robi
told me that I would go home the next day.
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v shall
Refat said, “I shall do the work.”
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v should
Refat said that she would to the work.
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v can
Rabbi said, “I can finish the work.”
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v could
Rabbi said that he could finish the
work.
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v may
Rumana said, “I may go to school.”
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v might
Rumana said that she might go to
school.
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v should
have
Rajib
said to me, “I should have helped you.”
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v should
have had
Rajib
told me that he should have had helped me.
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v could
have
Sumi said to you, “You could have done
it.”
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v could
have had
Sumi told you that you could have had
done it.
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v wish,
would, rather, sooner I
it
is time Gi ci unreal Past
Tense AcwiewZ©Z
_v‡K|
v Indirect
Speech-G “had better” 1st
Person Ges third Person-Gi mwnZ AcwiewZ©Z _v‡K| wKÅ¡‘ Second Person-Gi mwnZ had better AcwiewZ©Z _vK‡Z cv‡i A_ev
wb¤Å“wjwLZ Dcv‡q cwiewZ©Z n‡Z cv‡i|
v might,
ought to, should, would, used to, Indirect Speech-G AcwiewZ©Z _v‡K|
v (a)
GKgvÃŽ Aby‡iva
eySv‡bv Qvov might
Indirect Speech-G
AcwiewZ©Z _v‡K|
v Indirect
Speech G could AcwiewZ©Z _v‡K|
v eva¨evaKZv (obligation) Ges Abygvb (assumption) A‡_© ought to/ should
AcwiewZ©Z _v‡K|
v If
I were you, should/would ................” Øviv Dc‡`k eySv‡j Indirect Kivi mgq Subject + advise+ Object + to + reported
speech-Gi verb e‡m|
