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

The guard asked the boy if he hadn’t been told to be indoors.

Option 1: The guard said to the boy, “Hadn’t you told to be indoors?”

Option 2: The guard said to the boy, “Wasn’t he told to be indoors?”

Option 3: The guard said to the boy, “Weren’t you told to be indoors?”

Option 4: The guard said to the boy, “You weren’t told to be indoors?”

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

He told the compere to start the programme then.

Option 1: He said to the compere, “Start the programme now.”

Option 2: He asked the compere, “You may start the programme then.”

Option 3: He told to the compere, “Start the programme then.”

Option 4: He said the compere, “You can start the programme now.”

Question : Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence.
The boss said to Anita, “I want to speak to you.”

Option 1: The boss said to Anita that he wants to speak to her.

Option 2: The boss said to Anita that he had wanted to speak to her.

Option 3: The boss said to Anita that he wanted to speak to you.

Option 4: The boss said to Anita that he wanted to speak to her.

Question : Select the correct direct narration of the given sentence.
The tutor asked his pupil where he had learnt his English from.

Option 1: The tutor asked his pupil, “Where did you learn your English from? “

Option 2: The tutor asked to his pupil, “Where you had learnt his English from?”

Option 3: The tutor said to his pupil, “Where you are learning English?”

Option 4: The tutor asked his pupil, “Where he have learnt his English from?”

Question : Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence.
The manager said, “My secretary has resigned.”

Option 1: The manager said that his secretary had resigned.

Option 2: The manager said that his secretary has resign.

Option 3: The manager said that my secretary had resigned.

Option 4: The manager said that his secretary resigned.