Correct Answer: Savita had a look at my presentation and said, "You should change the font. I don't think the design matches the content."

Solution : The correct choice is the fourth option.

Direct speech is when a speaker's exact words are quoted within quotation marks, using reporting verbs to introduce the speech. The steps of conversion are as follows:

• The reported speech is converted into direct speech by quoting Savita's words directly.
• The reporting verb "said" introduces Savita's speech within quotation marks.
• The pronoun changes from "she" (third-person pronoun) to "I" (first-person pronoun) to match Savita's perspective as she directly speaks.
• The tense is adjusted to match the original speaker's intent and context. For instance, "did not think" becomes "don't think" in the direct quotation.

Therefore, the direct form would be: "You should change the font. I don't think the design matches the content."