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His father ordered him to go to his room and study.- a)His father said, "Go to your room and study."
- b)His father said to him, "Go and study in your room."
- c)His father shouted, "Go right now to your study room"
- d)His father said firmly, "Go and study in your room."
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
His father ordered him to go to his room and study.
a)
His father said, "Go to your room and study."
b)
His father said to him, "Go and study in your room."
c)
His father shouted, "Go right now to your study room"
d)
His father said firmly, "Go and study in your room."
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Arya Roy answered |
When converting statements from reported speech to direct speech, "was, were" becomes "am, is, are"/ "him, her" becomes "you"/"had" becomes "has, have"/words like "ordered, sternly spoke, shouted" becomes exclamation mark.
She said that her brother was getting married.- a)She said, "Her brother is getting married."
- b)She told, "Her brother is getting married."
- c)She said, "My brother is getting married."
- d)She said, "My brother was getting married."
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
She said that her brother was getting married.
a)
She said, "Her brother is getting married."
b)
She told, "Her brother is getting married."
c)
She said, "My brother is getting married."
d)
She said, "My brother was getting married."
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Meera Rana answered |
In reported speech, "you" becomes "him, her"/ "is, am, are" becomes "was, were"/ "have, has" becomes "had" and exclamation marks become "ordered or shouted". "Please" becomes "pleaded, requested".
She said, "My brother is getting married."
She said, "My brother is getting married."
The little girl said to her mother, "Did the sun rise in the East?"- a)The little girl said to her mother that the sun rose in the East.
- b)The little girl asked her mother if the sun rose in the East.
- c)The little girl said to her mother if the sun rises in the East.
- d)The little girl asked her mother if the sun is in the East.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
The little girl said to her mother, "Did the sun rise in the East?"
a)
The little girl said to her mother that the sun rose in the East.
b)
The little girl asked her mother if the sun rose in the East.
c)
The little girl said to her mother if the sun rises in the East.
d)
The little girl asked her mother if the sun is in the East.
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Arun Sharma answered |
The little girl asked her mother if the sun rose in the East.
The man said, "No, I refused to confers guilt."- a)The man emphatically refused to confers guilt.
- b)The man refused to confers his guilt.
- c)The man told that he did not confers guilt.
- d)The man was stubborn enough to confers guilt.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
The man said, "No, I refused to confers guilt."
a)
The man emphatically refused to confers guilt.
b)
The man refused to confers his guilt.
c)
The man told that he did not confers guilt.
d)
The man was stubborn enough to confers guilt.
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Meera Rana answered |
The man emphatically refused to confers guilt.
In the questions below the sentences have been given in Direct/Indirect speech. From the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the given sentence in Indirect/Direct speech."If you don't keep quiet I shall shoot you", he said to her in a calm voice.a)He warned her to shoot if she didn't keep quiet calmly.b)He said calmly that I shall shoot you if you don't be quiet.c)He warned her calmly that he would shoot her if she didn't keep quiet.d)Calmly he warned her that be quiet or else he will have to shoot her.Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
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Debolina Mehta answered |
In reported speech, "you" becomes "him, her"/ "is, am, are" becomes "was, were"/ "have, has" becomes "had" and exclamation marks become "ordered or shouted".
He said to his father, "Please increase my pocket-money."- a)He told his father, "Please increase the pocket-money"
- b)He pleaded his father to please increase my pocket money.
- c)He requested his father to increase his pocket-money.
- d)He asked his father to increase his pocket-money.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
He said to his father, "Please increase my pocket-money."
a)
He told his father, "Please increase the pocket-money"
b)
He pleaded his father to please increase my pocket money.
c)
He requested his father to increase his pocket-money.
d)
He asked his father to increase his pocket-money.
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Shalini Kumar answered |
Ans.
Option (c)
In reported speech, "you" becomes "him, her"/ "is, am, are" becomes "was, were"/ "have, has" becomes "had" and exclamation marks become "ordered or shouted". "Please" becomes "pleaded, requested".
She exclaimed with sorrow that was a very miserable plight.- a)She said with sorrow, "What a pity it is."
- b)She said, "What a mystery it is."
- c)She said, "What a miserable sight it is."
- d)She said, "What a miserable plight it is."
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
She exclaimed with sorrow that was a very miserable plight.
a)
She said with sorrow, "What a pity it is."
b)
She said, "What a mystery it is."
c)
She said, "What a miserable sight it is."
d)
She said, "What a miserable plight it is."
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Shalini Patel answered |
She said, "What a miserable plight it is."
"Are you alone, my son?" asked a soft voice close behind me.
- a)A soft voice asked that what I was doing there alone.
- b)A soft voice said to me are you alone son.
- c)A soft voice from my back asked If I was alone.
- d)A soft voice behind me asked If I was alone.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
"Are you alone, my son?" asked a soft voice close behind me.
a)
A soft voice asked that what I was doing there alone.
b)
A soft voice said to me are you alone son.
c)
A soft voice from my back asked If I was alone.
d)
A soft voice behind me asked If I was alone.
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Ishita Reddy answered |
A soft voice behind me asked if I was alone.
I told him that he was not working hard.- a)
I said to him, "You are not working hard." - b)I told to him, "You are not working hard."
- c)I said, "You are not working hard."
- d)I said to him, "He is not working hard."
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
I told him that he was not working hard.
a)
I said to him, "You are not working hard."
b)
I told to him, "You are not working hard."
c)
I said, "You are not working hard."
d)
I said to him, "He is not working hard."
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Prasad Majumdar answered |
When converting statements from reported speech to direct speech, "was, were" becomes "am, is, are"/ "him, her" becomes "you"/"had" becomes "has, have"/words like "ordered, sternly spoke, shouted" becomes exclamation mark.
He exclaimed with joy that India had won the Sahara Cup.- a)He said, "India has won the Sahara Cup"
- b)He said, "India won the Sahara Cup"
- c)He said, "How! India will win the Sahara Cup"
- d)He said, "Hurrah! India has won the Sahara Cup"
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
He exclaimed with joy that India had won the Sahara Cup.
a)
He said, "India has won the Sahara Cup"
b)
He said, "India won the Sahara Cup"
c)
He said, "How! India will win the Sahara Cup"
d)
He said, "Hurrah! India has won the Sahara Cup"
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Nitin Singh answered |
"I am ecstatic that India has won the Sahara Cup!"
Kavita has said, I have gone go to the zoo. - a)Kavita has said that she has gone to the zoo.
- b)Kavita have said that she has gone to the zoo.
- c)Kavita has told that she has gone to the zoo.
- d)Kavita has said that she have gone to the zoo.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Kavita has said, I have gone go to the zoo.
a)
Kavita has said that she has gone to the zoo.
b)
Kavita have said that she has gone to the zoo.
c)
Kavita has told that she has gone to the zoo.
d)
Kavita has said that she have gone to the zoo.
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Vivek Patel answered |
Reporting verb 'has said' is in present tense, so tense in reported speech doesn't change. Pronoun 'I' changes to 'she'
In option B tense is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option C tense of reporting verb is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option D tense is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option B tense is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option C tense of reporting verb is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option D tense is changed. So, it is incorrect.
hence, the correct option is A
Dhruv said that he was sick and tired of working for that company.- a)Dhruv said, "I am sick and tired of working for this company."
- b)Dhruv said, "He was tired of that company."
- c)Dhruv said to me, "I am sick and tired of working for this company."
- d)Dhruv said, "I will be tired of working for that company."
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Dhruv said that he was sick and tired of working for that company.
a)
Dhruv said, "I am sick and tired of working for this company."
b)
Dhruv said, "He was tired of that company."
c)
Dhruv said to me, "I am sick and tired of working for this company."
d)
Dhruv said, "I will be tired of working for that company."
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Partho Nambiar answered |
Dhruv said, "I am sick and tired of working for this company."
She said to her friend, "I know where is everyone"- a)She told that she knew where was everyone.
- b)She told her friend that she knew where was everyone.
- c)She told her friend that she knew where is everyone.
- d)She told her friend that she knows where was everyone.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
She said to her friend, "I know where is everyone"
a)
She told that she knew where was everyone.
b)
She told her friend that she knew where was everyone.
c)
She told her friend that she knew where is everyone.
d)
She told her friend that she knows where was everyone.
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Saranya Nair answered |
Indirect Speech is :
She told her friend that she knew where was everyone.
She told her friend that she knew where was everyone.
The teacher says to me very angrily, Why have you come? Have I not told you to never come again? - a)The teacher asks me very angrily why I had come and if she had not told me to never come again.
- b)The teacher asked me very angrily why I had come and if she had not told me to never come again.
- c)The teacher asks me very angrily why I have come and if she had not told me to never come again.
- d)The teacher asks me very angrily why you had come and if she had not told me to never come again.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
The teacher says to me very angrily, Why have you come? Have I not told you to never come again?
a)
The teacher asks me very angrily why I had come and if she had not told me to never come again.
b)
The teacher asked me very angrily why I had come and if she had not told me to never come again.
c)
The teacher asks me very angrily why I have come and if she had not told me to never come again.
d)
The teacher asks me very angrily why you had come and if she had not told me to never come again.
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Pooja Dasgupta answered |
Understanding the Correct Option
The question revolves around converting direct speech into indirect speech. Let's analyze why option 'C' is correct.
Direct Speech Breakdown
- The teacher expresses anger by asking why the student has come.
- The teacher also reminds the student about a prior instruction to never return.
Analysis of Each Option
- Option A: "The teacher asks me very angrily why I had come and if she had not told me to never come again."
- Incorrect tense: "had come" suggests past perfect, which does not fit the context of the current inquiry.
- Option B: "The teacher asked me very angrily why I had come and if she had not told me to never come again."
- Incorrect verb tense: "asked" changes the context to the past, while the teacher's anger is in the present.
- Option C: "The teacher asks me very angrily why I have come and if she had not told me to never come again."
- Correct verb tense: "asks" maintains the present tense, fitting the immediate context.
- The phrase "have come" accurately reflects the present situation.
- Option D: "The teacher asks me very angrily why you had come and if she had not told me to never come again."
- Incorrect pronoun: "you" changes the perspective from first person (me) to second person, which is not appropriate.
Conclusion
Option 'C' is correct because it maintains the present tense and proper perspective, making the transformation from direct to indirect speech accurate and coherent.
The question revolves around converting direct speech into indirect speech. Let's analyze why option 'C' is correct.
Direct Speech Breakdown
- The teacher expresses anger by asking why the student has come.
- The teacher also reminds the student about a prior instruction to never return.
Analysis of Each Option
- Option A: "The teacher asks me very angrily why I had come and if she had not told me to never come again."
- Incorrect tense: "had come" suggests past perfect, which does not fit the context of the current inquiry.
- Option B: "The teacher asked me very angrily why I had come and if she had not told me to never come again."
- Incorrect verb tense: "asked" changes the context to the past, while the teacher's anger is in the present.
- Option C: "The teacher asks me very angrily why I have come and if she had not told me to never come again."
- Correct verb tense: "asks" maintains the present tense, fitting the immediate context.
- The phrase "have come" accurately reflects the present situation.
- Option D: "The teacher asks me very angrily why you had come and if she had not told me to never come again."
- Incorrect pronoun: "you" changes the perspective from first person (me) to second person, which is not appropriate.
Conclusion
Option 'C' is correct because it maintains the present tense and proper perspective, making the transformation from direct to indirect speech accurate and coherent.
In the questions below the sentences have been given in Direct/Indirect speech. From the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the given sentence in Indirect/Direct speech.
Poonam says, Cats are very clean animals.. Her friend asks, Do you like them?
- a)Poonam said that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she liked them.
- b)Poonam says that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she likes them.
- c)Poonam told that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she liked them.
- d)Poonam said that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she likes them.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
In the questions below the sentences have been given in Direct/Indirect speech. From the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the given sentence in Indirect/Direct speech.
Poonam says, Cats are very clean animals.. Her friend asks, Do you like them?
a)
Poonam said that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she liked them.
b)
Poonam says that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she likes them.
c)
Poonam told that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she liked them.
d)
Poonam said that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she likes them.
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Sanskriti Chopra answered |
Explanation:
In the given sentence, Poonam says that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asks her if she likes them. We need to convert this sentence into indirect speech.
Steps to convert direct speech into indirect speech:
1. Reporting verb should be changed according to the tense of the reporting verb and the reporting speech should be changed to reported speech.
2. The tense of the reported speech should be changed according to the rules of sequence of tenses.
3. Pronouns, demonstratives and possessives should be changed according to the subject of the reporting speech.
4. Time and place should also be changed.
Option A: Poonam said that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she liked them.
There is no error in option A. It correctly follows all the steps to convert direct speech into indirect speech. This option is correct.
Option B: Poonam says that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she like them.
Option B is incorrect because the tense of the reported speech is not changed according to the rules of sequence of tenses. It should be "liked" instead of "like" to match the tense of the reporting verb "asked".
Option C: Poonam told that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she liked them.
Option C is incorrect because the reporting verb "told" is not appropriate. "Said" is more appropriate in this context.
Option D: Poonam said that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she like them.
Option D is incorrect because it has the same error as option B. The tense of the reported speech is not changed according to the rules of sequence of tenses. It should be "liked" instead of "like" to match the tense of the reporting verb "asked".
Therefore, the correct answer is option A.
In the given sentence, Poonam says that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asks her if she likes them. We need to convert this sentence into indirect speech.
Steps to convert direct speech into indirect speech:
1. Reporting verb should be changed according to the tense of the reporting verb and the reporting speech should be changed to reported speech.
2. The tense of the reported speech should be changed according to the rules of sequence of tenses.
3. Pronouns, demonstratives and possessives should be changed according to the subject of the reporting speech.
4. Time and place should also be changed.
Option A: Poonam said that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she liked them.
There is no error in option A. It correctly follows all the steps to convert direct speech into indirect speech. This option is correct.
Option B: Poonam says that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she like them.
Option B is incorrect because the tense of the reported speech is not changed according to the rules of sequence of tenses. It should be "liked" instead of "like" to match the tense of the reporting verb "asked".
Option C: Poonam told that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she liked them.
Option C is incorrect because the reporting verb "told" is not appropriate. "Said" is more appropriate in this context.
Option D: Poonam said that cats are very clean animals. Her friend asked her if she like them.
Option D is incorrect because it has the same error as option B. The tense of the reported speech is not changed according to the rules of sequence of tenses. It should be "liked" instead of "like" to match the tense of the reporting verb "asked".
Therefore, the correct answer is option A.
The little girl said to her mother, "Can you lend me your pen?"- a)The little girl asked her mother if she could lend her pen.
- b)The little girl told her mother if she could lend her pen.
- c)The little girl said to her mother if she can lend her pen.
- d)The little girl asked her mother if she lends her pen.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
The little girl said to her mother, "Can you lend me your pen?"
a)
The little girl asked her mother if she could lend her pen.
b)
The little girl told her mother if she could lend her pen.
c)
The little girl said to her mother if she can lend her pen.
d)
The little girl asked her mother if she lends her pen.
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Sameer Yadav answered |
"Mommy, can we go to the park and play?"
The teacher said to the students, "Have you completed your homework?"- a)The teacher said to the students if they complete their homework.
- b)The teacher told the students if they had completed their homework.
- c)The teacher asked the students if they had completed their homework.
- d)The teacher asked the students if they have completed their homework.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
The teacher said to the students, "Have you completed your homework?"
a)
The teacher said to the students if they complete their homework.
b)
The teacher told the students if they had completed their homework.
c)
The teacher asked the students if they had completed their homework.
d)
The teacher asked the students if they have completed their homework.
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Rhea Reddy answered |
The correct transformation of the given sentence would be: "The teacher asked the students if they had completed their homework." The reporting verb "asked" is used to indicate a question, and the conjunction "if" is used to introduce the indirect question. Additionally, the verb tense changes from "have" to "had" to maintain the past tense.
My cousin said, "My room-mate had snored throughout the night."- a)my cousin said that her room-mate snored throughout the night.
- b)my cousin told me that her room-mate snored throughout the night.
- c)my cousin complained to me that her room-mate is snoring throughout the night.
- d)my cousin felt that her room-mate may be snoring throughout the night.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
My cousin said, "My room-mate had snored throughout the night."
a)
my cousin said that her room-mate snored throughout the night.
b)
my cousin told me that her room-mate snored throughout the night.
c)
my cousin complained to me that her room-mate is snoring throughout the night.
d)
my cousin felt that her room-mate may be snoring throughout the night.
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Shalini Patel answered |
My cousin said that her room-mate snored throughout the night.
The boy said, "Who dare call you a thief?"- a)The boy enquired who dared call him a thief.
- b)The boy asked who called him a thief.
- c)The boy told that who dared call him a thief.
- d)The boy wondered who dared call a thief.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
The boy said, "Who dare call you a thief?"
a)
The boy enquired who dared call him a thief.
b)
The boy asked who called him a thief.
c)
The boy told that who dared call him a thief.
d)
The boy wondered who dared call a thief.
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Avi Chakraborty answered |
The boy enquired who dared call him a thief.
"Please don't go away", she said.- a)She said to please her and not go away.
- b)She told me to go away.
- c)She begged me not to go away.
- d)She begged that I not go away.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
"Please don't go away", she said.
a)
She said to please her and not go away.
b)
She told me to go away.
c)
She begged me not to go away.
d)
She begged that I not go away.
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Ashwini Desai answered |
Explanation:
Context:
The speaker is asking someone not to leave, indicating a desire for them to stay.
Interpretation:
The statement "Please don't go away" implies a sense of urgency or importance attached to the person staying.
Explanation of Options:
Conclusion:
In this scenario, the speaker is expressing a desire for the other person to stay, as evidenced by the statement "Please don't go away." The accurate interpretation of this statement is reflected in option C, where the speaker is begging the other person not to leave.
Context:
The speaker is asking someone not to leave, indicating a desire for them to stay.
Interpretation:
The statement "Please don't go away" implies a sense of urgency or importance attached to the person staying.
Explanation of Options:
- Option A: This does not accurately represent the situation as the speaker is not requesting for the other person to please them but rather asking them not to leave.
- Option B: This directly contradicts the original statement as the speaker is asking the person not to go away.
- Option C: This is the correct answer as it accurately reflects the speaker's plea for the other person to stay.
- Option D: This is similar to option C but places more emphasis on the request being a plea rather than a simple statement.
Conclusion:
In this scenario, the speaker is expressing a desire for the other person to stay, as evidenced by the statement "Please don't go away." The accurate interpretation of this statement is reflected in option C, where the speaker is begging the other person not to leave.
He said to me, "Will you come to the party?"- a)He told me if I would come to the party.
- b)He asked me if I would come to the party.
- c)He said to me if I come to the party.
- d)He asked me if I come to the party.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
He said to me, "Will you come to the party?"
a)
He told me if I would come to the party.
b)
He asked me if I would come to the party.
c)
He said to me if I come to the party.
d)
He asked me if I come to the party.
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Rhea Reddy answered |
The correct transformation of the given sentence would be: "He asked me if I would come to the party." The reporting verb "asked" is used to indicate a question, and the conjunction "if" is used to introduce the indirect question. The modal verb "will" changes to "would" to indicate a polite request.
They say, We gave our best, but couldn't win. The coach says to them, You shouldn't lose hope.
- a)They said that they gave their best, but couldn't win.The coach told them that they shouldn't loose hope.
- b)They say that they gave their best, but couldn't win.The coach told them that they shouldn't loose hope.
- c)They asked that they gave their best, but couldn't win.The coach told them that they shouldn't lose hope.
- d)They told that they gave their best, but couldn't win.The coach told them that they shouldn't lose hope.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
They say, We gave our best, but couldn't win. The coach says to them, You shouldn't lose hope.
a)
They said that they gave their best, but couldn't win.The coach told them that they shouldn't loose hope.
b)
They say that they gave their best, but couldn't win.The coach told them that they shouldn't loose hope.
c)
They asked that they gave their best, but couldn't win.The coach told them that they shouldn't lose hope.
d)
They told that they gave their best, but couldn't win.The coach told them that they shouldn't lose hope.
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Vivek Patel answered |
Reporting verbs like 'say' and 'says to' are in present tense. So, tense in reported speech remains unchanged. As 'they' is plural s/es is not added to say. Pronoun changes accordingly.
In option A tense of reporting verb is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option C pronoun is not changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option D tense is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option A tense of reporting verb is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option C pronoun is not changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option D tense is changed. So, it is incorrect.
hence, option B is correct .
John says to Sam, You should meet me immediately. Sam asks, Is it important?- a)John told Sam that he should meet him immediately.Sam asked if it is important.
- b)John told Sam that he should met him immediately.Sam asked if it is important.
- c)John told Sam that he should meet him immediately.Sam told if it is important.
- d)John tells Sam that he should meet him immediately.Sam asked if it is important.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
John says to Sam, You should meet me immediately. Sam asks, Is it important?
a)
John told Sam that he should meet him immediately.Sam asked if it is important.
b)
John told Sam that he should met him immediately.Sam asked if it is important.
c)
John told Sam that he should meet him immediately.Sam told if it is important.
d)
John tells Sam that he should meet him immediately.Sam asked if it is important.
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Vivek Patel answered |
If the reporting verb is in the Present Tense, the tense of the verb in the reported speech remains unchanged.
Here, option D is correct. Reporting verb 'says to' and 'asks' are in present tense. 'Says to' changes to' tells'. Pronoun changes accordingly.
In option A tense of reporting verb is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option B tense changes. So, it is incorrect.
In option C pronoun doesn't change. So, it is incorrect.
Here, option D is correct. Reporting verb 'says to' and 'asks' are in present tense. 'Says to' changes to' tells'. Pronoun changes accordingly.
In option A tense of reporting verb is changed. So, it is incorrect.
In option B tense changes. So, it is incorrect.
In option C pronoun doesn't change. So, it is incorrect.
so the correcct option is D
She said to him, "Why don't you go today?"- a)She asked him why he did not go that day.
- b)She said to him why he don't go that day.
- c)She asked him not to go that day.
- d)She asked him why he did not go today.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
She said to him, "Why don't you go today?"
a)
She asked him why he did not go that day.
b)
She said to him why he don't go that day.
c)
She asked him not to go that day.
d)
She asked him why he did not go today.
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Shilpa Nambiar answered |
Ans.
Option (a)
Because in passive voice said to changed in asked
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