Thread: Change in narration (direct/indirect sentences)
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Old Tuesday, January 04, 2011
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Originally Posted by Farrah Zafar View Post
I think "prayed" suits rather "said to me".Hain Zara what you say?
suits more yar but aisa hai nahi
'MAY YOU RECOVER' is a prayer on daddy's behalf.
"PRAYED" in indirect is used only to indicate this "MAY YOU RECOVER" Direct ki reporting speech main usually "said" he hota hai!
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