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

He asked me if I would like to learn French.

Option 1: He said to me, "Do you like to learn French?"

Option 2: He said to me, "I would like to learn French."

Option 3: He said to me, "You would like to learn French?"

Option 4: He said to me, "Would you like to learn French?"

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

"Oh, how could I ever thank you, Sirl" said the convict to the bishop.

Option 1: The convict told the bishop that it was difficult for him to thank him.

Option 2: Exclaiming gratefully, the convict said to the bishop that he could never thank him enough.

Option 3: The convict said to the bishop that he could never thank him enough.

Option 4: The convict exclaimed gratefully to the bishop, that how he could ever thank him.

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

The policeman told the boys that they could not park their car there.

Option 1: The policeman said to the boys, "You could not park their car there."

Option 2: The policeman said to the boys, "You cannot park your car here."

Option 3: The policeman said to the boys, "How could you park your car here?"

Option 4: The policeman told to the boys, "They could not park their car there."

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

He said to his brother, "Where did you go for a picnic?"

Option 1: He asked his brother where he had gone for a picnic.

Option 2: He asked his brother where did you go for a picnic.

Option 3: He asked his brother where did he go for a picnic.

Option 4: He asked his brother where he went for a picnic.

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

He welcomed me and requested me to be seated.

Option 1: He said to me, "Welcome and sit down."

Option 2: He said to me, "Welcome. Please be seated."

Option 3: He said to me, "Welcome. Please to be seated."

Option 4: He said to me, "Be welcome. Please sit."