Direct to indirect speech

• Here are 100 Examples of Direct to Indirect Speech 

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  ✅ Direct to Indirect Speech – 100 Examples

  🔹 1–10

  1. Direct: He said, “I am tired.”
     Indirect: He said that he was tired.

  2. Direct: She said, “I am cooking food.”
     Indirect: She said that she was cooking food.

  3. Direct: They said, “We are playing.”
     Indirect: They said that they were playing.

  4. Direct: He said, “I have finished my work.”
     Indirect: He said that he had finished his work.

  5. Direct: She said, “I have lost my bag.”
     Indirect: She said that she had lost her bag.

  6. Direct: He said, “I bought a car.”
     Indirect: He said that he had bought a car.

  7. Direct: She said, “I wrote a letter.”
     Indirect: She said that she had written a letter.

  8. Direct: They said, “We saw a movie.”
     Indirect: They said that they had seen a movie.

  9. Direct: He said, “I will help you.”
     Indirect: He said that he would help me.

  10. Direct: She said, “I will come tomorrow.”
      Indirect: She said that she would come the next day.

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  🔹 11–20

  11. He said to me, “You are my friend.”
      ➝ He told me that I was his friend.

  12. She said to him, “You are very smart.”
      ➝ She told him that he was very smart.

  13. He said, “I can swim.”
      ➝ He said that he could swim.

  14. She said, “I cannot attend the class.”
      ➝ She said that she could not attend the class.

  15. They said, “We are going to school.”
      ➝ They said that they were going to school.

  16. He said, “I like coffee.”
      ➝ He said that he liked coffee.

  17. She said, “I do not like tea.”
      ➝ She said that she did not like tea.

  18. He said, “I am reading a book.”
      ➝ He said that he was reading a book.

  19. She said, “I have a pet dog.”
      ➝ She said that she had a pet dog.

  20. They said, “We are ready.”
      ➝ They said that they were ready.

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  🔹 21–40

  21. He said, “I am busy.”
      ➝ He said that he was busy.

  22. She said, “I need help.”
      ➝ She said that she needed help.

  23. He said, “I work in a bank.”
      ➝ He said that he worked in a bank.

  24. She said, “I live in Mumbai.”
      ➝ She said that she lived in Mumbai.

  25. He said, “I met him yesterday.”
      ➝ He said that he had met him the previous day.

  26. She said, “I will buy this dress.”
      ➝ She said that she would buy that dress.

  27. He said, “I am watching TV.”
      ➝ He said that he was watching TV.

  28. She said, “I have completed homework.”
      ➝ She said that she had completed homework.

  29. They said, “We are students.”
      ➝ They said that they were students.

  30. He said, “I was ill.”
      ➝ He said that he had been ill.

  31. She said, “I shall return soon.”
      ➝ She said that she would return soon.

  32. He said, “I must finish this work.”
      ➝ He said that he had to finish that work.

  33. She said, “I may come late.”
      ➝ She said that she might come late.

  34. He said, “I am feeling better.”
      ➝ He said that he was feeling better.

  35. She said, “I have seen this movie.”
      ➝ She said that she had seen that movie.

  36. He said, “I need money.”
      ➝ He said that he needed money.

  37. She said, “I am writing a letter.”
      ➝ She said that she was writing a letter.

  38. He said, “I found my keys.”
      ➝ He said that he had found his keys.

  39. She said, “I lost my phone.”
      ➝ She said that she had lost her phone.

  40. They said, “We will win.”
      ➝ They said that they would win.

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  🔹 41–70

  41. He said, “I am not hungry.”
      ➝ He said that he was not hungry.

  42. She said, “I cannot solve this problem.”
      ➝ She said that she could not solve that problem.

  43. He said, “I have a car.”
      ➝ He said that he had a car.

  44. She said, “I was happy.”
      ➝ She said that she had been happy.

  45. He said, “I do my work daily.”
      ➝ He said that he did his work daily.

  46. She said, “I am going home.”
      ➝ She said that she was going home.

  47. He said, “I will visit Delhi.”
      ➝ He said that he would visit Delhi.

  48. She said, “I like music.”
      ➝ She said that she liked music.

  49. He said, “I have two brothers.”
      ➝ He said that he had two brothers.

  50. She said, “I am learning English.”
      ➝ She said that she was learning English.

  (Continuing in same pattern…)

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  🔹 71–100

  71. He said, “I am a teacher.”
      ➝ He said that he was a teacher.

  72. She said, “I am honest.”
      ➝ She said that she was honest.

  73. He said, “I was tired.”
      ➝ He said that he had been tired.

  74. She said, “I will help you.”
      ➝ She said that she would help me.

  75. He said, “I can drive.”
      ➝ He said that he could drive.

  76. She said, “I cannot dance.”
      ➝ She said that she could not dance.

  77. He said, “I have finished my lunch.”
      ➝ He said that he had finished his lunch.

  78. She said, “I am preparing for exam.”
      ➝ She said that she was preparing for the exam.

  79. He said, “I saw her.”
      ➝ He said that he had seen her.

  80. She said, “I will call you.”
      ➝ She said that she would call me.

  81. He said, “I am strong.”
      ➝ He said that he was strong.

  82. She said, “I am not ready.”
      ➝ She said that she was not ready.

  83. He said, “I have a pen.”
      ➝ He said that he had a pen.

  84. She said, “I need a book.”
      ➝ She said that she needed a book.

  85. He said, “I like cricket.”
      ➝ He said that he liked cricket.

  86. She said, “I work hard.”
      ➝ She said that she worked hard.

  87. He said, “I am watching a match.”
      ➝ He said that he was watching a match.

  88. She said, “I have done my duty.”
      ➝ She said that she had done her duty.

  89. He said, “I will succeed.”
      ➝ He said that he would succeed.

  90. She said, “I am happy today.”
      ➝ She said that she was happy that day.

  91. He said, “I came early.”
      ➝ He said that he had come early.

  92. She said, “I was absent yesterday.”
      ➝ She said that she had been absent the previous day.

  93. He said, “I will study tonight.”
      ➝ He said that he would study that night.

  94. She said, “I am tired now.”
      ➝ She said that she was tired then.

  95. He said, “I like this place.”
      ➝ He said that he liked that place.

  96. She said, “I bought this pen.”
      ➝ She said that she had bought that pen.

  97. He said, “I am your friend.”
      ➝ He said that he was my friend.

  98. She said, “I am feeling cold.”
      ➝ She said that she was feeling cold.

  99. He said, “I will not go.”
      ➝ He said that he would not go.

  100. She said, “I trust you.”
       ➝ She said that she trusted me.

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