Question : Select the correct direct form of the given sentence.

The teacher said to Rakesh that she was happy that he was getting good grades.

Option 1: The teacher said to Rakesh, "I was happy you were getting good grades."

Option 2: The teacher said to Rakesh, "I am happy you got good grades."

Option 3: . The teacher said to Rakesh, "I was happy you are getting good grades."

Option 4: The teacher said to Rakesh, "I am happy you are getting good grades."

Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in direct speech.

Madam Hooch asked the students what they were waiting for.

Option 1: Madam Hooch told the students, "What they were waiting for?"

Option 2: The students said to Madam Hooch, "What are we waiting for?"

Option 3: Madam Hooch said to the students, "What you are waiting for?"

Option 4: Madam Hooch said to the students, "What are you waiting for?"

Question : Select the correct direct form of the given sentence.

I told Kavya that she was late for her class.

Option 1: I said to Kavya, "She was late for her class."

Option 2: I said to Kavya, "You were late for your class."

Option 3: I said to Kavya, "Why are you late for your class?"

Option 4: I said to Kavya, "You are late for your class."

Question : Select the correct direct form of the given sentence.

The receptionist asked me if I wanted to meet the accountant.

Option 1: The receptionist said to me, "Did you want to meet the accountant?"

Option 2: The receptionist said to me, "Do I want to meet the accountant?"

Option 3: The receptionist said to me, "Have you met the accountant?"

Option 4: The receptionist said to me, "Do you want to meet the accountant?"

Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in direct speech.
Arjun asked whether I wanted to join the job.

Option 1: Arjun said if I was ready to join the job

Option 2: Arjun said, "Do you wish to join the job?"

Option 3: Arjun said, "Do you want to join the job?"

Option 4: Arjun replied, "Do you want to join the job?"