Question : Select the correct direct form of the given sentence.
I told my parents not to worry about me.

Option 1: I said to my parents, “You don’t have to worry about me.”

Option 2: I said to my parents, “Nothing to worry about me.”

Option 3: I said to my parents, “You don’t be worried about me.”

Option 4: I said to my parents, “Don’t worry about me."

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

He told me not to jump to any conclusion.

Option 1: He said to me, “Not jump to any conclusion.”

Option 2: He said to me, “Don’t jump to any conclusion.”

Option 3: He told to me, “Don’t jump to any conclusion.”

Option 4: He said to me, “Not to jump to any conclusion.”

Question : Select the most appropriate direct form of the given sentence.

The doctor exclaimed with relief that he didn’t need to go out in the rain.

Option 1: The doctor said, “Thank God! I needn’t go out in the rain.”

Option 2: The doctor said with relief, “He didn’t needed to go out in the rain.”

Option 3: The doctor exclaimed, “Oh, I don’t have to go out in the rain!”

Option 4: The doctor said relieved, “I needn’t to go out in the rain.”

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 option that expresses the given sentence in direct speech.

I warned Rita not to be late the next day.

Option 1: I warned to Rita, “Don’t be late tomorrow”.

Option 2: I warning Rita, “Not be late tomorrow”.

Option 3: I warned Rita, “Not be late tomorrow”.

Option 4: I warned Rita, “Don’t be late tomorrow”.