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

Maria said to me, “Are you a lawyer?”

Option 1: Maria asked me if I was a lawyer.

Option 2: Maria said to me if you were a lawyer.

Option 3: Maria asked me that was I a lawyer?

Option 4: Maria asked me that if I were a lawyer.

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?”

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

My mother told me that she would buy me a new dress the following week.

Option 1: My mother said to me, “I would buy you a new dress the following week.”

Option 2: My mother told to me, “I will buy you a new dress the next week.”

Option 3: My mother said to me, “She would buy me a new dress the following week.”

Option 4: My mother said to me, “I will buy you a new dress next week.”

Question : Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence.
The librarian said to me, “Which book are you taking?”

Option 1: The librarian asked me which book was I taking.

Option 2: The librarian asked me which book I had taken.

Option 3: The librarian asked me which book I am taking.

Option 4: The librarian asked me which book I was taking.

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.”