Indirect Speech in Korean grammar is an essential skill for learners to develop as it helps them relay information about what other people have said, thought, or heard. It is commonly used in daily conversations and often follows certain special verb forms or structures to indicate that the speech is indirect. In Korean, it is important to know how to use 받침 and verb conjugation forms to convey indirect speech accurately. The following exercises focus on helping learners practice indirect speech in Korean through fill-in-the-blank sentences.