Tugas
Direct Dan Indirect
DIRECT
Direct or quoted speech is a sentence (or several sentences) that
reports speech or thought in its original form, as phrased by the original
speaker. It is usually enclosed in quotation
marks. The cited speaker is either mentioned in the inquit ("he/she says, said") or implied.
Example :
1. He said, “ He is playing a
guitar”. (present continous tense)
2. She said, “ I always dirive
motorcycle get home from school”. (simple present tanse)
3. She told me, “ He has lived
there seven years”. (present perfect tense)
4. He said, “ I will post the
letter”. (simple future tense)
5. She said, “ I would come if
you invited me”. (past future tense)
INDIRECT
Indirect Speech (Indirect
Conversation) is a form of conversation that
is directed to use a noun clause (the
clause that functions as a noun or noun) to report what has been said by someone.
Example :
1. She said it was very dirty.
(simple past tanse)
2. It was announced the secretary
has resigned the previous week. (past perfect tense)
3. He said that he was dancing
with a song. (past countinous tense)
4. They told me that they had
been waiting in Bandung. (past perfect continous tense)
5. He said that he had finished a
job. (past perfect tense)
