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1781. She says, 'I did not finish my homework'. (Make it indirect)
She says that she had not finish her homework.
She says that she did not finish her homework.
She says that she was not finish her homework.
She says that she had not been finishing her homework.
1782. She said to him. "Are you an engineer"? Its indirect form of speech is:
She asked him that he was an engineer.
She said to him that he was an engineer.
She asked him if he was an engineer.
She said to him if he is an engineer.
1783. 'I will have a cup of tea', my father said. (Make it indirect)
My father said that he will have a cup of tea.
My father said that he would have had a cup of tea.
My father said that he had a cup of tea.
My father said that he would have a cup of tea.
1784. Nila said, 'I must write a letter' The Indirect Speech-
Nila said that she had to write a letter.
Nila said that she has to write a letter.
Nila proposed to wrote a letter.
Nila said that she is going to write a letter.
1785. What is the indirect speech of 'He said to her, 'Who is your favourite singer?
He asked who her favourite painter was.
He asked her who her favourite painter is.
He asked her who her favourite painter (singer হবে) was.
He asks her who her favourite painter was.
1786. Change the form of speech : They said, 'We cannot live without air'.-
They said that human cannot live without air.
They said that we cannot live without air.
They said that it is not possible to live without air.
They realized that people could not live without air.
1787. The teacher said, 'Twice two makes four.' (Make it indirect)
The teacher told that twice two makes four.
The teacher said that twice two made four.
The teacher advised that twice two makes four.
The teacher suggested that twice two had made four.
1788. Choose the appropriate reporting speech: Sara promised Sana, '-'
'I will like the new movie.'
'I will certainly help you tomorrow.'
'I will definitely dream about you tonight.'
'I will win the lottery and share the money with you.'
1789. He said, "where are my glasses?" Its indirect form is-
He asked where are my glasses.
He asked where were his glasses.
He asked where his glasses were.
He asked where his glasses had been.
1790. Choose the appropriate reporting verb : 'She (said) that I should take a holiday'
informed
advised
told
requested
1791. Change the narration. He said to me, 'Let us go home together.
He proposed to me to go home together.
He proposed to me that we should go home together.
He asked me to go home together.
He urged me to go home with him.
1792. I said to the man, 'Who are you?'-What is the reported speech?
I asked the man who he was.
I asked the man who was he.
I asked the man who was he?
I asked the man who is he.
1793. The indirect form of the sentence 'The Priest said to old woman, 'Can you tell me the way to the nearest church?' is-
The Priest asked the old woman if she could tell him the way to the nearest church?
The Priest asked the old woman if she could tell him the way to the nearest church.
The Priest asked the old woman if she could have told him the way to the nearest church.
The Priest asked the old woman if she would tell him the way to the nearest church.
1794. He said to me, 'Let me come in'. (Transform into Indirect speech)
He told me that he may come in.
He told me that he might be allowed to come in.
He told me that he is allowed to come in.
He told me that he may be allowed to come in.
1795. Change into indirect speech: 'Are you alone, my son?' asked a soft voice close behind me.
What I was doing there alone was asked by a soft voice.
A soft voice told me as his son and asked whether I was alone.
A soft voice form my behind asked me if I was alone.
Addressing me as his son a soft voice asked if I was alone.
1796. He said to his master, 'Forgive me, sir'. The indirect speech is -
He begged his master to forgive him.
He requested his master to forgive him.
He beggad master for forgive him.
He requested master for forgiving him.
1797. Select the correct narration of the sentence 'He said to me that I might come with him'.
He said to me, 'You may come with me'.
He said to me, 'I may come with him'.
He said to me, 'He may go with me',
He said to me, 'I could go with him'.
1798. A waitress asked me if I would like to have a cup of tea. (Make it direct)
A waitress asked me, "Would you like to have a cup of tea?"
A waitress told me, "Would you like to have a cup of tea?"
A waitress wanted to know, "Would you like to have a cup of tea?"
A waitress said to me, "Would you like to have a cup of tea?"
1799. He said to one, "Is not your name Ahmed?" (Make it indirect)
I told him that his name is Ahmed.
He enquired one if his name was not Ahmed.
He enquired one if his name was not Ahmed.
He said that his name was Ahmed.
1800. The correct indirect speech of - he said to me, 'Never move very fast.'
He forbade me to move very fast.
He requested me not to move very fast.
He said to me that I should not move very fast.
He told me don't move very fast.