Writing with Tenses / Direct & Indirect Speech
Pronouns Depend on People
I does not always become he or she. The reporter may still be the original speaker. You may refer to one listener or a group. Names can make unclear references explicit.
Understand and use it
I does not always become he or she. The reporter may still be the original speaker. You may refer to one listener or a group. Names can make unclear references explicit.
Look closely
Riya said, "I am tired." → Riya said she was tired.
I said, "I am tired." → I said I was tired.
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