Direct & Indirect Speech Questions and Answers

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The topic Direct and Indirect Speech is a key part of verbal ability questions and answers often seen in SSC, TCS, and Wipro exams. These questions test your understanding of converting speech from direct to indirect and vice versa while maintaining grammatical accuracy. Practicing verbal ability online test questions improves command over tenses, reporting verbs, and sentence structure. Explore the Direct and Indirect Speech questions with answers provided below to enhance your English grammar and communication skills for competitive exams and interviews.

Direct & Indirect Speech

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21. He asked, "When will you arrive?"

  • He asked when I will arrive.
  • He asked when I would arrive.
  • He asked when I arrived.
  • He asked when I was arriving.
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22. "Why don't you play cricket?" he asked.

  • He asked why I didn't play cricket.
  • He asked why I don't play cricket.
  • He asked why don't I play cricket.
  • He asked why I am not playing cricket.
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23. She said, "I am going to bed."

  • She said that she was going to bed.
  • She said that she is going to bed.
  • She said that I am going to bed.
  • She said that she had gone to bed.
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24. He said, "I might visit you tomorrow."

  • He said that he might visit me tomorrow.
  • He said that he might visit me the next day.
  • He said that he may visit me the next day.
  • He said that he could visit me tomorrow.
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25. "I am not feeling well," he said.

  • He said that he wasn't feeling well.
  • He said that he is not feeling well.
  • He said that I am not feeling well.
  • He said that he hasn't felt well.
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26. She asked, "Are you coming to the party?"

  • She asked me if I was coming to the party.
  • She asked me if I am coming to the party.
  • She asked me are you coming to the party.
  • She asked me whether you are coming to the party.
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27. He said, "I saw him yesterday."

  • He said that he had seen him yesterday.
  • He said that he saw him yesterday.
  • He said that he had seen him the day before.
  • He said that he sees him yesterday.
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28. "Please don't be late," she said.

  • She told me not to be late.
  • She requested me not be late.
  • She asked me don't be late.
  • She told not to be late.
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29. He said, "I will help you."

  • He said that he will help me.
  • He said that he would help me.
  • He said that he helps me.
  • He said that I will help him.
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30. "I have never seen such a place," he said.

  • He said that he had never seen such a place.
  • He said that he has never seen such a place.
  • He said that I have never seen such a place.
  • He said that he never sees such a place.
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