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  DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH:  Learn Direct to Indirect Speech with Simple Rules, Formulas and Examples Introduction Direct and Indirect Speech is an important topic in English grammar. Students often find it difficult because they have to change the tense, pronouns, helping verbs, time expressions and sometimes the reporting verb. But don't worry. In this lesson, we will learn Direct and Indirect Speech in a very simple way. You will learn: What is Direct Speech? What is Indirect Speech? Basic rules for changing Direct into Indirect Speech Tense changes Pronoun changes Changes in time and place words Statements Questions Commands Requests Advice Exclamatory sentences Wishes and prayers Suggestions 200 useful examples Practice exercises Let's begin. 1. What Is Direct Speech? Direct Speech means reporting the exact words spoken by a person. We use quotation marks (" ") around the exact words of the speaker. Examples: Ram said, "I am happy." Sita said, "I...

  150 Active to Passive Voice Sentences with Easy Rules and Formulas Learning Active Voice and Passive Voice is an important part of English grammar. Students often understand the basic idea but become confused when they have to change an active sentence into a passive sentence. Do not worry. In this lesson, we will learn 150 Active Voice to Passive Voice sentences in a very easy way. You will learn the basic rules, important formulas, and examples of different tenses. The examples are simple and useful for school examinations, spoken English, grammar practice, and competitive examinations. Must Read:  Free English Worksheet For Students, Nouns,Pronouns, Tense. What Is Active Voice? In an Active Voice sentence, the subject does the action. Example: Active: Rina writes a letter. Here: Rina = Subject writes = Verb a letter = Object The subject is doing the action, so the sentence is in Active Voice. What Is Passive Voice? In a Passive Voice sentence, the object of the ac...

  Conversation Between a School Principal and Teachers . Learn Practical English Through Real School Conversations A school is not only a place where students learn. It is also a place where teachers and school authorities communicate with each other every day. A principal may talk to teachers about attendance, lesson plans, examinations, discipline, school events, homework, parents, meetings, and many other things. For teachers, learning these conversations can be very useful. It can help them speak English naturally and confidently in the school environment. In this article, I have written 10 common conversations between a school principal and teachers in different situations . I have used simple English so that students, teachers, and English learners can easily understand and practise them. These conversations are based on situations that can happen in an ordinary school. Must Know This :  Judge, Lawyer and Client Conversation in English. Part 1: Conversations 1 to 5 Situa...