Direct & Indirect Speech

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1. Which conjunction is used for yes/no questions in indirect speech?

A That

B If

C Because

D So

2. Direct: She said, "I am happy today." Indirect form is:

A She said that she was happy today.

B She said that she is happy that day.

C She said that she was happy that day.

D She said that I was happy that day.

3. Which sentence is an example of direct speech?

A He said that he was tired.

B He said, "I am tired."

C He told me he is tired.

D He asked if he was tired.

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

A That

B To

C If

D Because

5. Which word is removed when converting questions into indirect speech?

A That

B If

C Question mark

D Reporting verb

6. 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.

7. Direct: He said, "I have finished my work." Indirect form is:

A He said that he finished his work.

B He said that he had finished his work.

C He said that he finishes his work.

D He said that he has finished his work.

8. Which sentence is in indirect speech?

A She said, "I will help you."

B She said, "Help me."

C She said that she would help me.

D She said, "Will you help me?"

9. Direct: She said, "I live here." Indirect form is:

A She said that she lived here.

B She said that she lives there.

C She said that she lived there.

D She said that I lived there.

10. Which reporting verb is used with 'told'?

A Without object

B With object

C With question

D With command only

Direct & Indirect Speech

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