Anna said, “I will not come.”
A. Anna said that she would not come.
B. Anna said that he would not come.
C. Anna said he would not come.
D. Anna said that she could not come.
Anna said, “I will not come.” Read More »
Direct & Indirect Speech Mcqs
Maria said, “I might visit next week.”
A. Maria said that he will visit the following week.
B. Maria said that she might visit the following week.
C. Maria said he might visit the following week.
D. Maria said that he might visit the following week.
Maria said, “I might visit next week.” Read More »
John said, “Let us begin the meeting.”
A. She suggested that we should began the meeting.
B. She suggested that we should begin the meeting.
C. She suggested that we would begin the meeting.
D. She suggested we should begin the meeting.
John said, “Let us begin the meeting.” Read More »
Mark said, “I am meeting her at noon.”
A. Mark said that they were meeting her at noon.
B. Mark said that they is meeting her at noon.
C. Mark said they was meeting her at noon.
D. Mark said that they was meeting her at noon.
Mark said, “I am meeting her at noon.” Read More »
Zara said, “Bring me the book.”
A. He told me to bring him the book.
B. He asked me to bring him the book.
C. He ask me to bring him the book.
D. He had asked me to bring him the book.
Zara said, “Bring me the book.” Read More »