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Diligentguy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Please Check my Narration

Please Check my Narration:

Q: He said to us, "Have you solved these sums ?"
A: He said to us of we had solved those sums.

Q: I said to her," Why was your baby weeping yesterday?"
A: I said to her why her baby had been weeping previous day.

Q: You said to him, " what did faisal say here in your ear?"
A: You said to him what faisal had said in your ear.

Q: She said to them, "Is not virtue its own reward?"
A: She said to them virtue was not its own award.

Q: I said to the postman, " Is there any letter for me today?"
A: I asked the postman if there was any letter for me that day.

Q: Where are you going now ?" Said I to my servant.
A: I said to my servant where he was going then.

Q: Father asked to him," Why have you beaten the servant now?"
A: Father asked to him why he had beaten the servant then.

Q Why are you sitting here, Salman?" Said his sister.
A: Why he was sitting there said salman' sister to him

Q: What are you doing here, Nadeem?" Said the father to his son.
A: Father said to his son nadeem what he was doing there.
  

Top answer

" A: He asked us if we had solved those sums. 'Solve' is not a common word here. eg 'Do a sum'.

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Hi,

Please Check my Narration:

Q: He said to us, "Have you solved these sums ?"
A: He asked us if we had solved those sums.

'Solve' is not a common word here. eg 'Do a sum'. eg 'Complete a sum'.

Q: I said to her," Why was your baby weeping yesterday?"
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Thank you so much Bro. Can you kindly explain that why we used whether in this sentence ? She said to them, "Is not virtue its own reward?". Is there any particular rule or how you understood that you need to use whether in this sentence ?
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Hi,

She said to them, "Is not virtue its own reward?"
A: She asked them whether virtue was not its own reward.

Can you kindly explain that why we used whether in this sentence ? She said to them, "Is not virtue its own reward?". Is there any particular rule or how you understood that you need t
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Kindly check following Narration:

Q: She says, “I read the holy Quran”.
A: She says that she reads the Holy Quran.

Q: They say, “We love our country”.
A: They say that they love their country.

Q: He will say, “I respect my teacher”
A: He will say that he respects his teacher.

Q: You say,” I do not mix with bad boys”.
A: You say that you do not mi
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Hi,

Kindly check following Narration:

Q: She says, “I read the holy Quran”.
A: She says that she reads the Holy Quran.

Q: They say, “We love our country”.
A: They say that they love their country.

Q: He will say, “I respect my teacher”
A: He will say that he respects his teacher.

Q: You say,” I do not mix
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Sir, Shall I not use "affirmatively" ? You have chnaged its color.
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Hi,

It's not necessary. It's obvious that the statement was affirmative.

Clive
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Clive can you please also check this:

1. He said to me, “What are you doing here?”
Ans: He asked me what I was doing there.

2. She told to him, “Why have you not gone to the doctor today?”
Ans: She asked him why he had not gone to the doctor that day.

3. I said to them, “Where are you going today?”
Ans: I asked them where they were going
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Hi,

Clive can you please also check this:

1. He said to me, “What are you doing here?”
Ans: He asked me what I was doing there.

2. She told to him, “Why have you not gone to the doctor today?”
Ans: She asked him why he had not gone to the doctor that day.

3. I said to them, “Where are you going today?”
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17. “My son, where are you now coming from?” Said the old mom.
Ans: The old mom asked herson where he was coming then.

Perhaps you mean 'the old man'?

No, it is actually mom "Mother"

Thank you so much Clive. Can you