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

Ramita said, “I wish I didn’t have to meet my step-mother.”

Option 1: Ramita said she wished she hadn’t have to meet her step-mother.

Option 2: Ramita said she wished she didn’t meet her step-mother.

Option 3: Ramita said she wished she didn’t have to meet her step-mother.

Option 4: Ramita said she wished hadn’t met her step-mother.

Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in indirect speech. 

She said to me, “Don’t worry about me.”

Option 1: She told me don’t worry about he

Option 2: She told me to not be worried about her

Option 3: She told me to not to worry about me

Option 4: She told me not to worry about her

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

Granny said to Nina, "I don't know why you think it is so wonderful."

Option 1: Granny said to Nina that she doesn't know why she thinks it was so wonderful.

Option 2: Granny said to Nina that she didn't know why she thought it was so wonderful.

Option 3: Granny said to Nina that she hadn't known why she was thinking it was so wonderful.

Option 4: Granny said to Nina that I don't know why you think it is so wonderful

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

The boy asked his mother why she hadn't woken him up.

Option 1: The boy said, "Why don't you wake me up, mother?"

Option 2: The boy said, "Why you didn't wake me up, mother?"

Option 3: The boy said, "Why didn't you wake me up, mother?"

Option 4: The boy said, "Why didn't I wake you up, mother?"

Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in direct speech.
She asked if she could help him with his packing.

Option 1: She said, “Could I help him with your packing?”

Option 2: She said, “Can I help you with your packing?”

Option 3: She said, “Should you help me with my packing?”

Option 4: She said, “May I help you with your packing?”