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

The boss told Satish that the matter would soon be resolved and asked him if he had anything more to say.

Option 1: The boss said to Satish, “The matter is going to be resolved. Do you have anything more to say?”

Option 2: The boss said to Satish, “The matter would soon resolve. Do you have anything more to say?”

Option 3: The boss said to Satish, “The matter will soon be resolved. Do you have anything more to say?”

Option 4: The boss said to Satish, “The matter will soon be resolved. Did he have anything more to say?”

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

He said to his sister, “I am very proud of you.”

Option 1: He said to his sister that he is very proud of her.

Option 2: He told his sister that how proud he was of her.

Option 3: He told his sister that he was very proud of her.

Option 4: He said his sister was very proud of him.

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 narration of the given sentence.
Sagarika said, “I have passed my examination.”

Option 1: Sagarika said that she have passed her examination.

Option 2: Sagarika said that I have passed my examination.

Option 3: Sagarika said that I had passed my examination.

Option 4: Sagarika said that she had passed her examination.

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.