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He <u>asked</u> me to take away <u>his </u>golden jug and fetch <u>him </u>some water from the well, as he <u>was feeling </u>very thirsty.
Explanation:
In this example, we have a sentence that expresses a request, which is called an Imperative sentence.
So, in this case, we introduced his request with the verb ask in Past Simple tense, and because of that the rest of the sentence is also changed into the <u>past tense</u>.
When the verb in the <u>Direct Speech</u> appears in Present Simple, in the <u>Indirect Speech</u> it will change to Past Simple.
On the other hand, when the verb in the <u>Direct Speech</u> appears in Present Continuous, in the <u>Indirect Speech</u> it will change to Past Continuous.
Also, we have changed the 1st person pronoun into 3rd person pronoun, according to the subject of the reporting speech – in this case, it is HE.
Fitzgerald describes Nick as non-judgmental, that he knows not everyone has had the same advantages he has had in life which helps him befriend and understand people.
Because Nick is the narrator, it is important to set the character up in this way because the reader will be more likely to trust the observations of the other characters that Nick makes. If the reader thinks he is too judgmental, they might not believe his story as fully.
Johnson's and Goldsmith's political views were nearest those of a Tory.
Tories were one of the two important parties in Britain during the 17th - 19th centuries (the other one being the Whigs). Whereas the Whigs wanted to depose of King James II/VII, the Tories wanted him to stay and rule. Even though both Johnson and Goldsmith lived during the 18th century, they were still heirs of Tory beliefs.
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