直接引语转换间接引语（Direct speech; conversion; indirect speech）.docVIP

直接引语转换间接引语（Direct speech; conversion; indirect speech） Direct speech indirect speech.Txt21 spring blossoms! If you have ever been in winter, you will have spring! If you have faith, then spring must be far away; if you are paying, then one day you will have a full circle of flowers. direct speech and indirect speech First, the concept and change law of indirect speech 1, indirect speech is to use their own words to report other peoples words. When quoting or reporting other peoples words, two forms are adopted: one is to quote the words of another without changing the word, which is called direct speech; the other is to use the words in two, which is called indirect speech. Generally speaking, direct speech should be put in quotation marks, indirect quotations need not be quoted, and they should be expressed in the form of object clauses. Such as: She said, I, was, ill, yesterday.. She, said, that, she, had, been, ill,, the, day, before. As can be seen from the examples above, when the direct speech becomes an indirect speech, it not only changes the direct speech into the object clause, but also increases the conjunction that, and also needs to change the pronoun, verb and adverbial modifier accordingly. If I becomes she, was becomes had been, and yesterday becomes the day before. 2, when the direct speech becomes indirect speech, the personal pronoun should be changed according to the position of the reporter. The change of personal pronouns should be changed according to the context and the different people reported. In general, they are the same as those in chinese. Remember a formula: one main and two guests, three unchanged. That is the first person in accordance with the changes in the subject clause, object clause according to changes in the second person, the third person does not need to change. Such as: (2) He said, I am glad to see you. He, said, that, he, was, glad, to,, see, me. (2) Do, you, know, the, over, there, man, Mary, said, to,, Tom. Mary, aske