I believe it's antecedent. There's no commas anywhere so it shouldn't be an appositive phrase.
Answer:
Diya asks me if I can lend her a book.
Explanation:
Diya say to me, "can you lend me a book?
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Reporting Speech Reported Speech
=> The reporting speech is present, so no change of tense will be done in the reported speech.
=> It is an interrogative "helping - verb" question so the conjunction used will be "if/whether"
=> Question mark to be omitted.
=> Can remains the same as "can" since the reporting speech is present.
=> Interchanging of "can" and "you".
=> Interrogative sentence so we can replace say with ask
<u>The given dialogue in indirect form will be:</u>
=> <em>Diya asks me if I can lend her a book.</em>
Answer:
<u><em>Active Voice:</em></u>
He quenched his thirst
<u><em>Passive Voice:</em></u>
His thirst was quenched by him. (Tense i.e. Past Indefinite Tense hasn't been changed)
You have to have been angry with a friend at least once in your life. Even just a small argument. Use that to describe a time that you were angry or upset with a friend. This question should be based off of your life, not other peoples. Just try your best to remember a time when you were mad at a friend and explain what you were feeling, how it happened, how did the fight end, and other things like that.
Write down what you are proof reading. You will be more observant that way