**11.**

Change the narrative style of the following text."Why are you putting up the foods in your pockets, sir? Why don't you eat?" asked the noble man. "I'm doing the right thing. My dress deserves these foods," replied Sheikh Saadi. "I don't understand what you want to mean and I'm sorry," said the noble man.

Question

**11.**

Change the narrative style of the following text."Why are you putting up the foods in your pockets, sir? Why don't you eat?" asked the noble man. "I'm doing the right thing. My dress deserves these foods," replied Sheikh Saadi. "I don't understand what you want to mean and I'm sorry," said the noble man.

Accepted Answer

The noble man asked Sheikh Saadi why he was putting up the foods in his pockets and why he did not eat. Sheikh Saadi replied that he was doing the right thing and that his dress deserved those foods. The noble man said that he did not understand what he wanted to mean and added that he was sorry.

**Rules (direct to indirect):** Remove the quotation marks and use that/why as joining words; an interrogative sentence reported with asked uses the joining word why (no question mark); change the person (my → his, I → he) and the tense (present → past: is putting → was putting, am doing → was doing, deserves → deserved); change near words (these → those).

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