The correct Indirect Speech for the given sentence is "Rakesh ordered Mahesh to go away."
Here's why:
- The direct speech "Go away" is an imperative sentence, conveying a command or request.
- Converting an imperative sentence into indirect speech requires using an appropriate reporting verb like "ordered," "told," "requested," or "asked."
- Out of the options provided, only "ordered" accurately reflects the authoritative tone and command implied in the direct speech.
- "Rakesh asked Mahesh to go away" softens the tone and implies a polite request, which does not match the direct speech.
- "Rakesh said Mahesh to go away" is grammatically incorrect and lacks a proper reporting verb.
- "Rakesh wanted Mahesh to go away" expresses a desire instead of a direct command.
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