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• Overview of Indirect Speech The webpage explains how to convert direct speech into indirect (reported) speech. It covers the rules and structures needed for accurate transformation, including changes in tense, pronouns, and time expressions. • Conversion Rules When reporting speech, the tense usually shifts back in time: present simple becomes past simple, present perfect becomes past perfect, and so on. Pronouns and possessive adjectives also change to match the reporter's perspective. Time expressions like "today" change to "that day," "tomorrow" to "the next day," etc. • Examples and Practice The site provides examples illustrating these rules, helping learners understand how to apply them in different contexts. It emphasizes adjusting verb tenses and time references for clarity and correctness. • Additional Tips It offers tips on common mistakes and exceptions, ensuring learners can accurately convert direct speech into indirect speech in various situations.