Answer:
Direct speech: "I am waiting for you."
Indirect speech: "He said I am waiting for you."
Explanation:
Direct speech is a recount of a speaker or author's precise words. Indirect speech is employed instead. This is called direct dialogue. Direct speech is typically preceded by a reporting verb, signal phrase, or quotative frame.
Example: I am fluent in English.
Indirect speech is when someone communicates indirectly, focusing on the substance rather than the words. The reported clause in indirect speech determines whether a speaker is reporting a statement, an inquiry, or a command.
Example: He claims to be fluent in English.
