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The past continuous tense adds detail to the concept of storytelling. It provides a sense of continuity to events, showing what was happening at a specific moment, or what was in progress when something else occurred.

In Indirect speech, commands and requests statement carry words like told, asked, requested, ordered followed by an infinitive.

Direct: The principal said, "Turn off the lights."

Indirect: The principal told us to turn off the lights.

Direct: Reema said, "Please help me."

Indirect: Reema requested me to help her.

In indirect speech, questions are changed to statements without any question mark. If the question starts with a WH-word, it remains as is. If it is a Yes/No question, we use if or whether.

For example:

Direct: Maya asked, "Where are you going?"

Indirect: Maya asked where I was going.

Direct: Pinto asked, "Do you like coffee?"

Indirect: Pinto asked if I liked coffee.

In Indirect Speech, pronouns change according to the perspective of the speaker and listener.

Direct: Pinky said to me, "I will help you."

Indirect: Pinky told me that she would help me.

Here, 'I' becomes 'she', and 'you' becomes 'me'.

Sentences with Direct speech reports the exact words of the speaker, as spoken by him/her, within quotation marks, while indirect sentences conveys the meaning of the message without quotation marks.

For example:

Direct: She said, "I am happy."

Indirect: She said that she was happy.

For the APEdCET entrance test, there is no specific qualifying score for the General English section; instead, candidates must achieve a minimum aggregate qualifying score of 25% (which rounds to 38 marks for the general category) of the total marks in the entire exam to be ranked. Candidates from Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) communities do not need to meet this minimum aggregate qualifying mark to be ranked.

Candidates can refer to the books mentioned below to prepare for RULET english language: 

For Deakin's Hospitality & Travel Management course you usually need IELTS 6.0 overall (no band lower than 6.0) or the same level in TOEFL/PTE. 

Yes, KSMU Russia offers MBBS course that is fully taught in English. A few of the postgraduate courses such as MD/MS are mostly taught in Russian language, but some English-taught courses are also available. For PG programs, proficiency in Russian is recommended for clinical practice. For admission to MBBS course (popular among Indian students), admission is based on Class 12 marks and NEET scores. 

Aspirants having optional English in BA/ BSc, BA Performing Arts/ BA B.Ed (Regional Institute of Education) degree or PG Diploma in English of the university with a minimum of 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST/ Cat-I language English students are not eligible to apply for admission or to appear for entrance test for MA English.