Narration Change Exercises (Imperative Sentences)

Change the following sentences from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech.

  1. The teacher said to the students, “Keep silent.”

  1. Mother said to me, “Finish your homework before dinner.”

  1. The doctor said to the patient, “Take these medicines regularly.”

  1. Father said to Raju, “Do not waste your time.”

  1. The principal said to the students, “Maintain discipline in the school.”

  1. My friend said to me, “Please help me with this project.”

  1. The police officer said to the crowd, “Do not cross the barricade.”

  1. The librarian said to the boys, “Return the books on time.”

  1. The coach said to the players, “Practice every day.”

  1. My sister said to me, “Please close the window.”

  1. The teacher said to Rahul, “Do not talk in the class.”

  1. Father said to me, “Work hard to achieve success.”

  1. The guard said to the visitors, “Do not touch the paintings.”

  1. The captain said to the team, “Follow my instructions carefully.”

  1. The nurse said to the patient, “Drink plenty of water.”

  1. My mother said to me, “Please switch off the lights.”

  1. The officer said to the clerk, “Submit the report by tomorrow.”

  1. The teacher said to the children, “Do not make a noise.”

  1. My uncle said to me, “Always speak the truth.”

  1. The shopkeeper said to the customer, “Please wait for a few minutes.”

  1. The guide said to the tourists, “Stay together during the visit.”

  1. The traffic police said to the driver, “Do not park your car here.”

  1. The mother said to her son, “Respect your elders.”

  1. The judge said to the lawyer, “Present your arguments clearly.”

  1. The teacher said to the students, “Please revise the lesson before the test.”