Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in indirect speech. Hari said to the boy, "What's the matter? Why are you crying? Be cheerful."
Option 1: Harl asked the boy what the matter was and why he was crying. He asked him to be cheerful.
Option 2: Hari asks the boy what the matter was and why he was crying. He asks him to be cheerful.
Option 3: Hari asked the boy what the matter was and why he was crying. He asks him to be cheerful.
Option 4: Hari asked the boy what was the matter and he was crying. He asked him to be cheerful.
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Correct Answer: Harl asked the boy what the matter was and why he was crying. He asked him to be cheerful.
Solution : The correct choice is the first option.
Narration Conversion:
Therefore, the indirect sentence would be: Harl asked the boy what the matter was and why he was crying. He asked him to be cheerful.
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Option 1: Uncle
Option 2: Brother
Option 3: Cousin
Option 4: Nephew
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Option 1: And he wanted to sea him sufer.
Option 2: And he wanted to see him sufer.
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Option 2: thought to the matter, Pranav
Option 3: had stepped up to him
Option 4: No error
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Option 1: assisting
Option 2: cheerful
Option 3: evasive
Option 4: fortunate
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Option 1: No substitution required
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Option 3: aunt, "Where were you last night?"
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