Change of Speech Questions and Answers
Change of Speech Questions with Answers help learners master how to convert Direct Speech into Indirect Speech and vice versa. This topic is frequently asked in SSC, Banking, and various Placement Exams. Understanding Change of Speech Questions with Answers improves grammar accuracy and enhances communication clarity in both written and spoken English.
Practice conversion between direct and indirect speech. Also explore change of voice and direct-indirect speech
Change of Speech
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50 questions
41. He said to me, “Where do you live?”
- He asked me where did I live.
- He asked me where I live.
- He asked me where I lived.
- He asked me that where I lived.
42. She said, “I must go now.”
- She said that she must go then.
- She said that she had to go then.
- She said that she must gone then.
- She said that she should go then.
43. He said, “Let me go.”
- He requested to let him go.
- He requested that he should go.
- He requested to be allowed to go.
- He told to let him go.
44. She said, “I will have finished my project by tomorrow.”
- She said that she would have finished her project by the next day.
- She said that she will have finished her project by the next day.
- She said that she had finished her project by tomorrow.
- She said that she would finish her project by the next day.
45. He said, “Are you coming?”
- He asked are you coming.
- He asked if I am coming.
- He asked if I was coming.
- He asked whether was I coming.
46. She said, “Let's start the meeting.”
- She said to start the meeting.
- She proposed that they should start the meeting.
- She told to start the meeting.
- She asked them start the meeting.
47. He said, “I am watching TV.”
- He said that he is watching TV.
- He said that he was watching TV.
- He said he watched TV.
- He said he has been watching TV.
48. She said, “Do your homework.”
- She said me do my homework.
- She told me to do my homework.
- She requested me to do my homework.
- She said me to do homework.
49. He said, “I didn't eat breakfast.”
- He said that he didn't eat breakfast.
- He said that he hadn't eaten breakfast.
- He said that he hadn't ate breakfast.
- He said that he didn't ate breakfast.
50. She said, “I may not come today.”
- She said that she might not come that day.
- She said that she may not come that day.
- She said that she can't come that day.
- She said that she could not come that day.