Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in direct speech.
She asked if she could help him with his packing.

Option 1: She said, “Could I help him with your packing?”

Option 2: She said, “Can I help you with your packing?”

Option 3: She said, “Should you help me with my packing?”

Option 4: She said, “May I help you with your packing?”

Question : Select the correct direct form of the given sentence.
She said that she could not believe him.

Option 1: She said, “You cannot believe him.”

Option 2: She said, “I may not believe him.”

Option 3: She said, “I cannot believe him.”

Option 4: She says, “I could not believed him.”

Question : Select the correct direct form of the given sentence.
Aryan told me that I knew where to find him.

Option 1: Aryan said to me, “You know where to find me.”

Option 2: Aryan said to me, “You knowing where to find me.”

Option 3: Aryan said to me, “You are known where to find me.”

Option 4: Aryan says to me, “You know where to find me.”

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

The boy requested his mother to give him a mango.

Option 1: The boy said to his mother, “Will you give me a mango?”

Option 2: The boy said to his mother, “Give me a mango now.”

Option 3: The mother said to the boy, “Give him a mango.”

Option 4: The boy said to his mother, “Please give me a mango.”

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

I asked him if it had never occurred to him that he was in the wrong profession.

Option 1: I said to him, “Has it never occurred to you that he was the wrong profession?”

Option 2: I said to him, “Does it never occur to you that you are in the wrong profession?”

Option 3: I said to him, “Have it never occurred to you that he is in the wrong profession?”

Option 4: I said to him, “Has it never occurred to you that you are in the wrong profession?”