Direct and Indirect

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Self-Assessment Test Optative and Interrogative

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Examples:
Direct: She said, "I have done my work."
Indirect: She said that she had done her work.

Direct: She said, "I did my work."
Indirect: She said that she had done her work.

Direct: She said to me, "Have you done your work?"
Indirect: She asked me if I had done my work. 

Direct: She said to him, "Where do you live?"
Indirect: She asked him where he lived. 

Direct: He said, "I have done my work."
Indirect: He said that he had done her work.

Direct: You said, "I have done my work."
Indirect: You said that you had done your work.

Direct: They said, "We have done our work."
Indirect: They said that they had done their work.

Direct: She said, "Alas! I have missed my lecture!"
Indirect: She exclaimed with sorrow that she had missed her lecture. 

Direct: She said, "Hurrah! I have won the lottery!"
Indirect: She exclaimed with joy that she had won the lottery.


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