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The sentence, “I can’t wait to regret this in my 30’s” has been rewritten in the indirect/reported speech as follows:
- I said that I couldn't wait to regret this in my 30's.
<h3>What is Indirect or reported speech?</h3>
Indirect speech is a form of speech where one repeats something that was said previously. The statement is rephrased to show that it was said sometimes in the past and was now being repeated. In the sentence above, the writer reports a statement that he made previously.
Note the difference between the two statements. In the first one, there is a quotation mark because it shows the speaker's exact words but in the second sentence, there is no quotation mark because what was said is now being paraphrased.
So, we can safely say that this is an indirect or reported speech.
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The "a) Brandon and Jake haven't been told the news yet" sentence uses the passive voice. A passive voice is used for focusing the sentence on the action of the subject and it is not important who or what is performing the action. The A sentence focuses on the "told" action and we can not identify the subject of that, thus it includes the passive voice<span>.</span>
Answer:
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