When converting direct speech to indirect speech, first person pronouns like 'I' change to reflect what?

The subject of the reporting verb

True or False: Third person pronouns like 'he', 'she', 'they' usually remain unchanged in indirect speech.

True. They already refer to persons other than the speaker and listener.

Direct: 'You are honest.' Indirect: Roshan told me that _____ was honest.

I

Which changes more in indirect speech?
A) First person pronouns
B) Second person pronouns
C) Third person pronouns
D) None change

B) Second person pronouns. They change to refer to the object of the reporting verb.

What happens to the reflexive pronoun 'myself' when 'I hurt myself' becomes indirect speech with 'He said'?

It changes to 'himself' - He said that he had hurt himself.

Direct: 'This pen is mine.' What does 'mine' become in indirect speech?

His/hers (depending on speaker's gender)

If the reporting verb subject is the same as the original speaker, pronouns _____.

May remain the same

True or False: 'You' in direct speech always becomes 'I' in indirect speech.

False. 'You' changes based on who was originally addressed in the conversation.

Which step comes first when converting pronouns?
A) Change tense
B) Identify speaker and listener
C) Replace 'you'
D) Keep third person unchanged

B) Identify speaker and listener. This determines all other pronoun changes.

Direct: 'Your brother obeys you.' becomes 'He told me that _____ brother obeyed _____.'

My, me