CBSE#!#Interrogative sentences into reported speech#!#Examples

Present Tense|Present Perfect Tense|Concept Of Present Perfect Tense|Affirmative Sentences|Negative Sentences|Interrogative Sentences|Example|Double Interrogative |Summary

Present Tense|Present Continuous Tense|Helping Verb|Main Verb|Examples Of Affirmative Sentence - Present Continuous Tense|Examples Of Negative Sentence - Present Continuous Tense|Examples Of Simple Sentence - Present Continuous Tense|Interrogative Sentences|Double Interrogative Sentences|Present Perfect Tense|Summary

Present Tense|Present Perfect Continuous Tense |Affirmative Sentence|Negative Sentence|Interrogative Sentences|Double Interrogative Sentences|Summary

Present Tense|Present Perfect Continuous Tense |Affirmative Sentence|Negative Sentence|Interrogative Sentences|Double Interrogative Sentences|Summary

Present Tense|Present Perfect Continuous Tense |Affirmative Sentence|Negative Sentence|Interrogative Sentences|Double Interrogative Sentences|Summary

Present Tense|Present Perfect Continuous Tense |Affirmative Sentence|Negative Sentence|Interrogative Sentences|Double Interrogative Sentences|Summary

Present Tense|Present Perfect Continuous Tense|Affirmative Sentence|Negative Sentence|Interrogative Sentence|Double Interrogative Sentence|Practice On Present Tense|Summary

You mush have noticed that when we report someone’s exact words, we have to make some changes in the sentence structure. In the sentences fill in the blanks to list the changes that have occurred. If the verb in direct speech is in the present continuous tense, the verb in reported speech changes to ______________tense. For example, ____________ changes to was getting.