Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in indirect speech.
She said impatiently, "I don’t need any help."

Option 1: She said impatiently that I don’t need any help.

Option 2: She said impatiently that she didn’t need any help.

Option 3: She said impatiently she don’t need any help.

Option 4: She said impatiently that she doesn’t need any help.

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

“Good gracious! It’s snowing!” he said.

Option 1: He remarked that it is snowing.

Option 2: He happily said that it is snowing.

Option 3: He said that good gracious it’s snowing.

Option 4: He exclaimed with astonishment that it was snowing.

Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in indirect speech.
He said to him, "Is your name not Ahmed?"

Option 1: He enquired is your name not Ahmed.

Option 2: He enquired whether his name was not Ahmed.

Option 3: He said whether his name was not Ahmed.

Option 4: He said is your name not Ahmed.

Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in reported speech.
Harsh said, "How happy I am to receive the best student award."

Option 1: Harsh exclaimed happily that he was receiving the best student award.

Option 2: Harsh exclaimed with joy that he was very happy to receive the best student award.

Option 3: Harsh exclaimed with joy that how happy he was to receive the best student award.

Option 4: Harsh exclaimed happily that I am very happy to receive the best student award.

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

“We will wait for you if you are late,” they said to me on the telephone.

Option 1: They told me on the telephone that they would wait for me if I am late.

Option 2: They told me on the telephone that they would wait for me if I was late.

Option 3: They said to me on the telephone that we will wait for you if you are late.

Option 4: They said to me on the telephone that they will wait for me if you were late.