Direct and Indirect Speech

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Convert to direct speech: 'He said that he would help me.'

A He said, 'I will help you.' B He said, 'I would help you.' C He said, 'I will help him.' D He said, 'I would help him.'

2

Convert to direct speech: 'He said that he would help me with my homework.'

A He said, 'I will help you with your homework.' B He said, 'I would help you with your homework.' C He said, 'I will help him with his homework.' D He said, 'I would help him with his homework.'

3

Convert to indirect speech: 'She said, 'I am not feeling well today.'''

A She said that she is not feeling well today. B She said that she was not feeling well that day. C She said that she has not been feeling well today. D She said that she will not feel well today.

4

Convert to indirect speech: 'They said, 'We are going to the zoo today.'''

A They said that they are going to the zoo today. B They said that they were going to the zoo that day. C They said that they have been going to the zoo today. D They said that they will go to the zoo today.

5

Convert to indirect speech: 'They said, 'We have finished our homework.'''

A They said that they have finished their homework. B They said that they had finished their homework. C They said that they finished their homework. D They said that they will finish their homework.

6

Which sentence is in direct speech?

A She said that she was happy. B She said, 'I am happy.' C She said she was happy. D She told me she was happy.

7

Convert to indirect speech: 'He said, 'I am fine.'''

A He said that he is fine. B He said that he was fine. C He said that he has been fine. D He said that he will be fine.

8

Convert to indirect speech: 'She said, 'I might come to the party.'''

A She said that she might come to the party. B She said that she may come to the party. C She said that she will come to the party. D She said that she would come to the party.

9

Convert to direct speech: 'She asked me what my name was.'

A She asked, 'What is your name?' B She asked, 'What was your name?' C She asked, 'What is my name?' D She asked, 'What was my name?'

10

Convert to direct speech: 'She said that she had finished her work.'

A She said, 'I have finished my work.' B She said, 'I finished my work.' C She said, 'I had finished my work.' D She said, 'I will finish my work.'

11

Convert to indirect speech: 'She said, 'I will call you later.'''

A She said that she will call me later. B She said that she would call me later. C She said that she calls me later. D She said that she called me later.

12

Convert to direct speech: 'He asked if I could help him.'

A He asked, 'Can you help me?' B He asked, 'Could you help me?' C He asked, 'Can I help you?' D He asked, 'Could I help you?'

13

Convert to indirect speech: 'She said, 'I don't like coffee.'''

A She said that she doesn't like coffee. B She said that she didn't like coffee. C She said that she hasn't liked coffee. D She said that she won't like coffee.

14

Convert to indirect speech: 'He said, 'I am going to study engineering.'''

A He said that he is going to study engineering. B He said that he was going to study engineering. C He said that he has been going to study engineering. D He said that he will go to study engineering.

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Convert to indirect speech: 'She said, 'I am going to the market.'''

A She said that she is going to the market. B She said that she was going to the market. C She said that she has been going to the market. D She said that she will go to the market.

16

Convert to indirect speech: 'He said, 'I can swim.'''

A He said that he can swim. B He said that he could swim. C He said that he will swim. D He said that he swam.

17

Convert to direct speech: 'She told me to wait for her.'

A She said, 'Wait for me.' B She said, 'Wait for her.' C She said, 'Please wait for me.' D She said, 'You wait for me.'

18

Convert to indirect speech: 'They said, 'We are having a party tomorrow.'''

A They said that they are having a party tomorrow. B They said that they were having a party tomorrow. C They said that they were having a party the next day. D They said that they will have a party tomorrow.

19

Convert to direct speech: 'He asked if I was coming.'

A He asked, 'Are you coming?' B He asked, 'Was you coming?' C He asked, 'Is he coming?' D He asked, 'Was he coming?'

20

Convert to indirect speech: 'They said, 'We have visited Paris.'''

A They said that they have visited Paris. B They said that they had visited Paris. C They said that they visited Paris. D They said that they will visit Paris.

21

Convert to indirect speech: 'He said, 'I have finished my lunch.'''

A He said that he has finished his lunch. B He said that he had finished his lunch. C He said that he finished his lunch. D He said that he will finish his lunch.

22

Convert to direct speech: 'She said that she would be late.'

A She said, 'I will be late.' B She said, 'I would be late.' C She said, 'I am late.' D She said, 'I was late.'

23

Convert to direct speech: 'He said that he had seen that movie.'

A He said, 'I have seen this movie.' B He said, 'I saw this movie.' C He said, 'I had seen this movie.' D He said, 'I will see this movie.'

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Convert to direct speech: 'He said that he was working hard.'

A He said, 'I am working hard.' B He said, 'I was working hard.' C He said, 'I have been working hard.' D He said, 'I will work hard.'

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Convert to direct speech: 'He said that he had already eaten.'

A He said, 'I have already eaten.' B He said, 'I had already eaten.' C He said, 'I already ate.' D He said, 'I will already eat.'