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Please Check my Narration:

Q: He said to us, "Have you solved these sums ?"
A: He said to us of we had solved those sums.

Q: I said to her," Why was your baby weeping yesterday?"
A: I said to her why her baby had been weeping previous day.

Q: You said to him, " what did faisal say here in your ear?"
A: You said to him what faisal had said in your ear.

Q: She said to them, "Is not virtue its own reward?"
A: She said to them virtue was not its own award.

Q: I said to the postman, " Is there any letter for me today?"
A: I asked the postman if there was any letter for me that day.

Q: Where are you going now ?" Said I to my servant.
A: I said to my servant where he was going then.

Q: Father asked to him," Why have you beaten the servant now?"
A: Father asked to him why he had beaten the servant then.

Q Why are you sitting here, Salman?" Said his sister.
A: Why he was sitting there said salman' sister to him

Q: What are you doing here, Nadeem?" Said the father to his son.
A: Father said to his son nadeem what he was doing there.
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Hi,

Please Check my Narration:

Q: He said to us, "Have you solved these sums ?"
A: He asked us if we had solved those sums.

'Solve' is not a common word here. eg 'Do a sum'. eg 'Complete a sum'.

Q: I said to her," Why was your baby weeping yesterday?"
A: I asked her why her baby was weeping / had been weeping the previous day.

Q: You said to him, " what did faisal say here in your ear?"
A: You asked him what Faisal had said / said there in his ear.

Q: She said to them, "Is not virtue its own reward?"
A: She asked them whether virtue was not its own reward.

Q: I said to the postman, " Is there any letter for me today?"
A: I asked the postman if there was any letter for me that day.

Q: Where are you going now ?" Said I to my servant.
A: I asked my servant where he was going then.

Q: Father asked to him," Why have you beaten the servant now?"
A: Father asked him why he had beaten the servant then.

Q Why are you sitting here, Salman?" Said his sister.
A:Salaman's sister asked him why he was sitting there.

Q: What are you doing here, Nadeem?" Said the father to his son.
A: The father asked his son Nadeem what he was doing there.

Clive
Thank you so much Bro. Can you kindly explain that why we used whether in this sentence ? She said to them, "Is not virtue its own reward?". Is there any particular rule or how you understood that you need to use whether in this sentence ?
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Hi,

She said to them, "Is not virtue its own reward?"
A: She asked them whether virtue was not its own reward.

Can you kindly explain that why we used whether in this sentence ? She said to them, "Is not virtue its own reward?". Is there any particular rule or how you understood that you need to use whether in this sentence ?

It would not be wrong to use 'if' here. But 'whether' is often used in cases where the speaker wants to emphasize that there are two very clear alternatives involved (eg Virtue is or it isn't its own reward.)

Clive
Kindly check following Narration:

Q: She says, “I read the holy Quran”.
A: She says that she reads the Holy Quran.

Q: They say, “We love our country”.
A: They say that they love their country.

Q: He will say, “I respect my teacher”
A: He will say that he respects his teacher.

Q: You say,” I do not mix with bad boys”.
A: You say that you do not mix with bad boys.

Q: You say, “I speak the truth.
A: You say that you speak the truth.

Q: He said, “I eat apples”
A: He said that he eat apples

Q: He said, “I have already been eating apples”
A: He said that he had already been eating apples.

Q: They said, “We shall be eating apples”
A: They said that they would be eating apples.

Q: You said to me, “I played a match against my school”
A: You told me that you had played match against your school.

Q: She said to me,” These books are not mine”
A: She told me that those books were not her.

Q: He said to me, “Yes, I shall stay here with you to night”
He told me affirmatively that he would stay there with me that night.

Q: You said to her, “Well, Madam, I shall leave this book here on your table today”
A: You told her respectfully that you would leave that book there on her table that day.

Q: “Good Morning, Sir,” said the stranger to me.
A: The stranger greeted me with good morning.

Q: “Good Bye” said he, as he shut the door.
A: As he shut the door he said good bye.

Q: Good night, Mr. Javed, “Said he. “I am going to bed now”
A: He said Good to Mr. Jawed as he was going to bed then.
Hi,

Kindly check following Narration:

Q: She says, “I read the holy Quran”.
A: She says that she reads the Holy Quran.

Q: They say, “We love our country”.
A: They say that they love their country.

Q: He will say, “I respect my teacher”
A: He will say that he respects his teacher.

Q: You say,” I do not mix with bad boys”.
A: You say that you do not mix with bad boys.

Q: You say, “I speak the truth.
A: You say that you speak the truth.

Q: He said, “I eat apples”
A: He said that he eat apples

He said that he ate apples. It was his habit.
He said that he eats apples. It was and still is his habit.

Q: He said, “I have already been eating apples”
A: He said that he had already been eating apples.

Q: They said, “We shall be eating apples”
A: They said that they would be eating apples.

Q: You said to me, “I played a match against my school”
A: You told me that you had played a match against your school.

Q: She said to me,” These books are not mine”
A: She told me that those books were not hers.

Q: He said to me, “Yes, I shall stay here with you to night”
He told me affirmatively that he would stay there with me that night.

Q: You said to her, “Well, Madam, I shall leave this book here on your table today”
A: You told her respectfully that you would leave that book there on her table that day.

Q: “Good Morning, Sir,” said the stranger to me.
A: The stranger greeted me with good morning.

Q: “Good Bye” said he, as he shut the door.
A: As he shut the door, he said good bye.

Q: Good night, Mr. Javed, “Said he. “I am going to bed now”
A: He said good night to Mr. Jawed as he was going to bed then.

Good work.

Clive
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Sir, Shall I not use "affirmatively" ? You have chnaged its color.
Hi,

It's not necessary. It's obvious that the statement was affirmative.

Clive
Clive can you please also check this:

1. He said to me, “What are you doing here?”
Ans: He asked me what I was doing there.

2. She told to him, “Why have you not gone to the doctor today?”
Ans: She asked him why he had not gone to the doctor that day.

3. I said to them, “Where are you going today?”
Ans: I asked them where they were going that day

4. I said to the postman, “Is there any letter for me today?”
Ans: I asked the postman if there was any letter for me that day.

5. She said to him, “Did you iron my shirt yesterday?”
Ans: She asked him if he had iron her shirt the previous day.

6. He said to me, “Has it been raining here since morning?”
Ans: He asked me if it had been raining since morning.

7. I said to them,” Where were you going yesterday?”
Ans: I asked them where they had been going the previous day.

8. You said to her, “Did you meet these ladies at the railway station?”
Ans: You asked her if she had met those ladies at the railway station.

9. The policeman said to the taxi driver,”Why did you refuse to take the ladies to the railway station?”
Ans: The policeman asked the taxi driver why he had refused to take the ladies to the railway station.

10. He said to the stranger,”Are you in your senses now?”
Ans: He asked the stranger if he was in his senses then.

11. She said to her brother, “Were you feeling any pain in your chest yesterday?”
Ans: She asked her brother if he had been feeling any pain in his chest the previous day.

12. He said to them, “Will you be going to Karachi by the morning train tomorrow?”
Ans: He asked them if they would be going to Karachi by the morning train the following day.

13. The old man said to the beggar, “Were you knocking at my door just now?”
Ans: The old man asked the beggar if he had been knocking at his door just then.

14. The shopkeeper said to me, “Did you give me a ten rupee note for these cakes of soap?”
Ans: The shopkeeper asked me if I had given him a ten rupee note for these cakes of soap.

15. He said to me, “Why were you beating my servant yesterday?”
Ans: He asked me why I had been beating his servant the previous day.

Part: B

1. He said to me, “What is your father?”
Ans: He asked me what my father was.

2. She said to me, “How many sisters have you?”
Ans: She asked me how many sisters I had.

3. You said to him, “When did you buy this house?”
Ans: You asked him when he had bought that house.

4. She said to us, “Where were you going yesterday with this man?”
Ans: She asked us where we had been going the previous day with that man.

5. I said to her, “Have you consulted any doctor today?”
I asked her if she had consulted any doctor that day.

6. She said to him, “Will you lend me your pen for today?”
Ans: She asked him if he would lend her his pen for that day.

7. He said to me, “How far is Mecca from Madina?”
Ans: He asked me how far Mecca was from madina.

8. I said to them, “Will you build a hospital there?”
Ans: I asked them if he would build a hospital there.

9. They said to us, “were you sleeping in this room yesterday?”
Ans: They asked us if we had been sleeping in that room the previous day.

10. The policeman said to him, “Why did you beat this old man yesterday?”
Ans: The policeman asked him why he had beaten that old man the previous day.

11. May I come in, Madam?” Said she to the principal.
Ans: She asked principal respectfully if she might come in

12. The goldsmith said to the thief, “How did you break the lock of this safe?”
Ans: The goldsmith asked the thief how he had broken the lock of that safe

13. “Why” said the doctor to me, “did you not take this medicine yesterday?”
Ans: The doctor asked me why I had not taken that medicine the previous day.

14. Mother said to my friend, “Have you paid the fine today?”
Ans: Mother asked my friend if he had paid the fine that day.

15. “Are you really suffering from fever now?” Said I to the beggar
I asked the beggar if he was really suffering from fever then.

16. She said to us, “Was he really trying to fire at you?”
She asked us if he had been really trying to fire at us.

17. “My son, where are you now coming from?” Said the old mom.
Ans: The old mom asked his son where he was coming then.

18. She said to him, “Did you see the snake in the compound of this house”
Ans: She asked him if he had seen the snake in the compound of that house.

19. “Was it raining very heavily over here at night?” Said the guest to us.
Ans: The guest asked us if it had been raining very heavily over there at night.

20. He said to them, “Will you take the examination this year?”
Ans: He asked them if they would take the examination that year
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