I need to compose an essay all in indirect speech. I am looking for some good references for style etc.. I somehow find it very tedious to compose essays in indirect speech. Please point me to any reference essays that use indirect speech

sorry for creating the confusion over "it's". It's a typo in the original sentence. It is actually "its". Thank you for your responses.. A quick qn.. how do you figure out whether there is an ellipsis ?

In Newtonian laws of motion, there a condition and it's converse regarding bodies at rest and bodies in motion. I know it's "are".. For some reason this sentence confused me.. It's probably use of "a". So wanted to confirm the answers from gurus..

" explains which one happened first and which one happened second.. Thank you again, Sharad.

" work in place of "will had made" ?? thanks, Sharad. PS: Please don't hesitate to critisize Kaplan

Hi Jim, Thanks for taking your time to answer.. Another quick qn.. Isn't "it" referring to "condition" in the above sentence ?? "it" should be referring to "coronary heart disease" , correct ? Sometimes, I get confused by pronoun reference..

Is the following sentence correct ?? If so, who is "making it the leading killer" .. As I understand, the noun of main phrase acts as subject for participle phrase.. So in this case 500,000 is acting as the subject for the phrase - making it the

Hi Nona, Quick question.. Isn't the highlighted part of sentence left hanging, making it ungrammatical ?? Or is this OK usage as per grammar ? If so, please explain.. More than 300 rivers drain into Siberia's Lake Baikal, which holds 20 percent

fresh water, more than all the North American Great Lakes combined. thanks, Sharad

Which one is correct ? May be this will help me understand.. 1. I will have to leave country after my visa has been rejected.- I don't see anything wrong with this.. 2. I will have to leave country after my visa gets rejected. - I don't see