Question : Select the correct indirect narration of the given sentence.
Sagarika said, “I have passed my examination.”

Option 1: Sagarika said that she have passed her examination.

Option 2: Sagarika said that I have passed my examination.

Option 3: Sagarika said that I had passed my examination.

Option 4: Sagarika said that she had passed her examination.

Question : Select the correct direct narration of the given sentence.
The doctor said that he would not be able to make any home visits during that week.

Option 1: The doctor said, “He will not be able to make any home visits during this week.”

Option 2: The doctor said, “I will not be able to make any home visits during that week.”

Option 3: The doctor said, “I would not be able to made any home visits during that week.”

Option 4: The doctor said, “I will not be able to make any home visits during this week.”

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

He told the compere to start the programme then.

Option 1: He said to the compere, “Start the programme now.”

Option 2: He asked the compere, “You may start the programme then.”

Option 3: He told to the compere, “Start the programme then.”

Option 4: He said the compere, “You can start the programme now.”

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

The volunteer requested the people to help him put up the banners then.

Option 1: The volunteer said, “Please help me put up the banners then.”

Option 2: The volunteer said, “Please help me put up the banners now.”

Option 3: The volunteer said, “Will you help me put up the banners now?”

Option 4: The volunteer said, “Help me for putting up the banners then.”

Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in indirect speech.
Girish said, "We have not gone to Mexico".

Option 1: Girish said that they had not went to Mexico.

Option 2: Girish said that they has not gone to Mexico.

Option 3: Girish said that we had not gone to Mexico.

Option 4: Girish said that they had not gone to Mexico.