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

Mother said to Ravi, "Wash your hands before eating."

Option 1: Mother said to Ravi to wash your hands before eating.

Option 2: Mother said Ravi must wash his hands before he was eating.

Option 3: Mother told Ravi to wash his hands before eating.

Option 4: Mother told to Ravi you have to wash your hands before eating.

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

Sneha said to me, "I am doing my homework."

Option 1: Sneha told me that she was doing her homework.

Option 2: Sneha told me that she had been doing her homework.

Option 3: Sneha told me that she were doing her homework.

Option 4: Sneha told me that she has been doing her homework.

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.

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 indirect form of the given sentence.

Mother said to him, "How did you get the tickets to the show?"

Option 1: Mother asked him how he had gotten the tickets to the show.

Option 2: Mother asked him that how had he got the tickets to the show.

Option 3: Mother asked him how he got the tickets to the show.

Option 4: Mother asked him that how he get the tickets to the show.