直接引语与间接引语（Direct Speech and Indirect Speech）.docVIP

直接引语与间接引语（Direct Speech and Indirect Speech） Direct speech and indirect speech,.Txt, if you dont understand, say it. If you understand, smile and say nothing. Avarice is the truest poverty; contentment is the truest wealth. Humor is when a person wants to cry and laugh. The use of direct speech and indirect speech Quote the words of others in two ways: one is the use of quotes leads people said, this is called a direct speech; that he use your own words to other peoples words, this is called indirect speech. Such as: John said, Im going to London with my father. John said, I want to go to London with my father.. (quotes are direct quotes) John, said, that, he, was, going, to, London,, with, his, father. John said he would go to London with his father. (object clause is indirect speech) From direct speech to indirect speech, the following are the circumstances: 1. direct speech is a declarative sentence Indirect speech that object clause (oral that), the main reporting verbs are mainly say, tell, repeat, explain, think etc.. He said, You are, younger, I., than, -He, said (that),, I, was, younger, than, him. 2. direct speech is the interrogative sentence Indirect speech for declarative sentence: verb say to ask, or to wonder, do not know, want to know, be not sure, be puzzled etc.. (1) the general interrogative sentence or the interrogative sentence becomes the object clause of if (whether). She said, Do you often come here to read newspapers? - She, asked, me, if (or whether), I, often, went, there, to,, read, newspapers. She, asked, me, You, have, seen, the, film, havent, you? - She, asked, me, whether (or if), I, had, seen, the, film. (2) choose interrogative sentence to whether... .or object clause. I, asked, him, Will you stay at home or go to a film tonight? I, asked, him, whether, he, would, stay, at, home, or, go,, to, a, film, night., that (3) the special interrogative sentence is changed into the object clause guided by the original interrogative words. He a