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

She exclaimed with sorrow that she had fared poorly in the exam.

Option 1: She said, “How I have fared poorly in the exam!”

Option 2: She said, “Alas! How poorly have I fared in the exam!”

Option 3: She said, “I have fared poorly in the exam.”

Option 4: She said, “Ah! I have fared poorly in the exam.”

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.

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

Smita said that the car mechanic had come two days before.

Option 1: Smita said, “The car mechanic was coming two days ago.”

Option 2: Smita said, “The car mechanic had came two days before.”

Option 3: Smita said, “The car mechanic have come two days before.”

Option 4: Smita said, “The car mechanic came two days ago.”

Question : Select the correct direct form of the given sentence.
She asked me how much I had paid for the mangoes.

Option 1: She said to me, “How much did you pay for the mangoes?”

Option 2: She said to me, “How much I paid for the mangoes?”

Option 3: She said to me, “How I paid for the mangoes?”

Option 4: She said to me, “How much did I pay for the mangoes?”