• 'I intend to leave for Surat that night', he said.

• 'I intend to left for Surat that night'. he said.

• 'I intended to leave for Surat tonight', he said.

• 'I intended to leave for Surat tonight', he said.

• The teacher asked him is poverty not a curse.

• The teacher asked him if poverty was not a curse.

• The teacher asked him was poverty not a curse.

• The teacher asked him was poverty not a curse.

• The prisoner enquired, 'Is there a lawyer for me?'

• The prisoner asked, 'Has a laywer been arranged for me?'

• The prisoner enquired, 'Had a lawyer been arranged for me?'

• The prisoner enquired, 'Had a lawyer been arranged for me?'

• Phila said to her brother, "Turn down the television that let me do my work in peace.'

• Phila said to her brother, "Turn down the television and let me work in peace.'

• Phila said to her brother, "Turn down the television to let me do my work in peace.'

• Phila said to her brother, "Turn down the television to let me do my work in peace.'

• You will say that you are ill.

• You would say that you were ill.

• You would say that you are ill.

• You would say that you are ill.

• 'I will see you later' he told his friends.

• 'I am bidding you Goodbye'.

• He said, 'Goodbye, my friends.'

• He said, 'Goodbye, my friends.'

• He said, 'Our team has won the tournament.'

• He said, 'Wow ! Our team won the tournament.'

• He exclaimed, 'Hurrah ! Our team has won the tournament!'

• He exclaimed, 'Hurrah ! Our team has won the tournament!'

• 'It was time you visited your uncle', said his father.

• 'It is time you visited my uncle', said his father.

• 'It is time you visit your uncle', said his father.

• 'It is time you visit your uncle', said his father.

In the following questions, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect. Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Direct/Indirect as your answer.

She said to me, "It has been raining heavily and you cannot go".

• She told me that it had been raining heavily and I could not go.

• She told me that it was raining heavily and I could not go.

• She told me that it has been raining heavily and I could not go.

• She told me that it has been raining heavily and I could not go.

In the following questions, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect. Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Direct/Indirect as your answer.

John said to me, "Where have you been last night?"

• John asked me where had I been the previous night.

• John asked me where I have been the previous night.

• John asked me where I am the previous night.

• John asked me where I am the previous night.