Live Education Quiz

1

Direct: He said, "Open the window." Indirect form is:

A

He said that I open the window.

B

He ordered to open the window.

C

He ordered me to open the window.

D

He asked that I opened the window.

2

Direct: The teacher said, "Be quiet." Indirect form is:

A

The teacher said us to be quiet.

B

The teacher told us be quiet.

C

The teacher told us to be quiet.

D

The teacher asked us be quiet.

3

Direct: She said, "I like my school." Indirect form is:

A

She said that I liked my school.

B

She said that she liked her school.

C

She said that she likes my school.

D

She said that I like her school.

4

Which word replaces 'yesterday' in indirect speech?

A

Today

B

Tomorrow

C

The previous day

D

That day

5

Direct: She said, "I met him yesterday." Indirect form is:

A

She said that she met him yesterday.

B

She said that she had met him the previous day.

C

She said that she meets him the previous day.

D

She said that I had met him yesterday.

6

Direct: She said, "Do you like tea?" Indirect form is:

A

She asked if I liked tea.

B

She asked do I like tea.

C

She said if I like tea.

D

She told if I liked tea.

7

Direct: He said, "Where are you going?" Indirect form is:

A

He asked where was I going.

B

He asked where I was going.

C

He said where I am going.

D

He asked where are you going.

8

Which reporting verb is most polite for commands?

A

Ordered

B

Requested

C

Told

D

Shouted

9

Which word is used before a verb in indirect imperative sentences?

A

That

B

To

C

If

D

Because

10

Direct: She said, "I am reading." Indirect form is:

A

She said that she reads.

B

She said that she was reading.

C

She said that I was reading.

D

She said that she has read.

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