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Alphabet
Vowels & Consonants
Word Building
Sentences
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Cardinal-Ordinal Numbers
Noun
Pronoun
Verb
Adverb
Adjective
Preposition
Conjunction
Interjection
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Active & Passive Voice
Direct & Indirect Speech
Vocabulary
DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH
Direct and Indirect Speech Uses of Direct-Indirect Speech Direct into Indirect Speech
Questions Statements Commands and Requests Statements
Assertive statements Exclamations and Wishes Statements
EXCLAMATIONS AND WISHES STATEMENTS
Here we use appropriate expression to convey emotions (appreciation, anger, happiness etc.)
  Examples:
“What a beautiful garden!” said the King. (Direct)
The King exclaimed with appreciation that it was a very beautiful garden. (Indirect)
“Oops!” I made it again said Geeta. (Direct)
Geeta exclaimed bitterly that she made it (a mistake) again. (Indirect)
Teacher said, “What a fool you are!” (Direct)
Teacher angrily remarked that I was a fool. (Indirect)
Son said to father, “Father, I got first class.” (Direct)
Son told his father happily / surprisingly that he got first class. (Indirect)
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Direct and Indirect Speech Uses of Direct-Indirect Speech Direct into Indirect Speech
Questions Statements Commands and Requests Statements
Assertive statements Exclamations and Wishes Statements