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Direct And Indirect Speech - English Aptitude MCQ Questions and Answers

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1. Kiran asked me, "Did you see the Cricket match on television last night?"

A. Kiran asked me whether I saw the Cricket match on television the earlier night.

B. Kiran asked me whether I had seen the Cricket match on television the earlier night.

C. Kiran asked me did I see the Cricket match on television the last night.

D. Kiran asked me whether I had seen the Cricket match on television the last night.

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2. david said to anna, "mona will leave for her native place tomorrow.".

A. David told Anna that Mona will leave for her native place tomorrow.

B. David told Anna that Mona left for her native place the next day.

C. David told Anna that Mona would be leaving for her native place tomorrow.

D. David told Anna that Mona would leave for her native place the next day.

3. I said to him, "Why are you working so hard?"

A. I asked him why he was working so hard.

B. I asked him why was he working so hard.

C. I asked him why had he been working so hard.

D. I asked him why he had been working so hard.

4. He said to her, "What a cold day!"

A. He told her that it was a cold day.

B. He exclaimed that it was a cold day.

C. He exclaimed sorrowfully that it was a cold day.

D. He exclaimed that it was a very cold day.

5. The tailor said to him, "Will you have the suit ready by tomorrow evening?"

A. The tailor asked him that he will have the suit ready by the next evening.

B. The tailor asked him that he would had the suit ready by the next evening.

C. The tailor asked him if he would have the suit ready by the next evening.

D. The tailor asked him if he will like to the suit ready by the next evening.

6. He said to interviewer, "Could you please repeat the question?"

A. He requested the interviewer if he could please repeat the question.

B. He requested the interviewer to please repeat the question.

C. He requested the interviewer to repeat the question.

D. He requested the interviewer if he could repeat the question.

7. He said. "Be quite and listen to my words.

A. He urged them to be quite and listen to his words.

B. He urged them and said be quite and listen to his words.

C. He urged they should be quite and listen to his words.

D. He said you should be quite and listen to his words.

8. He said to me, I have often told you not to play with fire.

A. He said that he has often been telling me not to play with fire.

B. He told me that he had often told me not to play with fire.

C. He reminded me that he often said to me not to play with fire.

D. He said to me that he often told me not to play with fire.

9. The Captain said to his men, "Stand at ease."

A. The Captain urged his men to stand at ease.

B. The Captain wanted his men to stand at ease.

C. The Captain told his men that they should stand at ease.

D. The Captain commanded his men to stand at ease.

10. Pawan said to me, "If I hear any news, I'll phone you."

A. Pawan told me that if he heard any news, he will phone me.

B. Pawan told me that if he will hear my news, he will phone me.

C. Pawan told me that if he had heard any news, he would phone me.

D. Pawan told me that if he heard any news, he would phone me.

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100+Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises and Answers

Improve your knowledge of Direct and Indirect Speech with our comprehensive set of Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises and Answers . Practice converting quotes to reported speech, understand the rules and techniques involved, and master the difference between direct and indirect speech. Sharpen your language skills and get a better grasp of the English language with our direct and indirect Speech exercises and answers.

Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises and answers  are given in the following for practice. It’s important for students as well as for competitive Exams. For practice and easy comprehension,  Direct and indirect speech Exercises and answers have been arranged according to different rules in the following.

With these  Direct and indirect speech exercises with answers , the students will make themselves able to change Direct speech into indirect speech and indirect speech into direct speech with a Change of tenses, change of pronouns, and change of  time and place  words in  different sentences . 

Exercises on How to Change Tenses with Answers

Change the mode of narration from direct Speech to indirect speech .

(1) He said to me, “I can’t recall your name.” Ans: He told me that he could not recall my name.

(2) Poulami says, “I am fine.” Ans: Poulomi says that she is fine.

(3) He said, “I did it.” Ans: He said that he had done it.

(4) “I know her address,” said Gopi. Ans: Gopi said that he knew her address.

(5) Ram said, “The earth is round.” Ans: Ram said that the Earth is round.

(6) “We planted it ourselves,” said the grandfather. Ans: The Gran Father said that they had planted it themselves.

(7) Debu said, “I have been playing rugby.” Ans: Debu said that he had been playing rugby.

(8) Purbasha said to me,” I am afraid of ghosts.” Ans: Purbasha told me that she was afraid of ghosts.

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Change the following mode of narration from direct Speech to indirect speech .

(1) The boys said, “It has been raining since morning. We cannot play today.” Ans: The boys said that it had been raining since morning so they could not play that day.

(2) Anjan’s mother said, “Your father has left for Mumbai.” Ans: Anjan’s mother said that my father had left for Mumbai.

(3) My teacher said, “Practice makes a man perfect.” Ans: My teacher said that practice makes a man perfect.

(4) He says, “I go to the temple every morning.” Ans: He says that he goes to the temple every morning.

(5) He said to me, “I will not get down from the bus.” Ans: He told me that he would not get off the bus.

(6) Rita says to Mita, “I will go with you.” Ans: Rita tells Mita that she will go with her.

(7) The boy said to his friend, “I went to school yesterday.” Ans: The boy told his friend that he had gone to school the previous day.

(8) You said, “I was right.” Ans: You said that you had been right.

(9) “I ‘ll go to the top,” said the young lady. Ans: The young lady said that she would go to the top.

(10) I ‘ve got my rules,” the conductor said to me. Ans: The conductor told me that he had got his rules.

Change of Pronouns Exercises and Answers

(1) He said to me, “ I have done the job.” Ans: He told me that he had done the job.

(2) Rohit said, “ I was absent yesterday.” Ans: Rohit said that he had been absent the previous day.

(3) The boy said, “ My father died two years ago.” Ans: The boy said that his father had died two years before.

(4) He said, “ My goal is to climb Mt Everest. “ Ans: He said that his goal was to climb Mount Everest.

(5) “ I shall certainly do nothing of this kind”, the woman. Ans: The woman said that she would certainly do nothing of that kind.

(6) The man said, “ I am exhausted.” Ans: The man said that he was exhausted.

(7) He said, “ I am washing my hands.” Ans: He said that he was washing his hands.

(8) Mother bird said to her little ones, “Today I will teach you how to fly.” Ans: Mother bird told her little ones that that day, she would teach them how to fly.

(9) Rita’s father says. “ I have done this for you. Ans: Rita’s father says that he had done that for her.

(10) Sumana said to her sister, “ I want to play with you.” Ans: Sumana told her sister that she wanted to play with her.

Change of Time & place for Direct Indirect Speech

Change the following sentences into indirect speech.

(1) The boy said to his father, “I had my tiffin in school yesterday. “ Ans: The boy told his father that he had had his tiffin in school the previous day .

(2) The captain informed, “The tournament was postponed last year. “ Ans: The captain informed us that the tournament was postponed the previous year .

(3) She said, “We have been living here for two years.” Ans: She said that they had been living there for two years.

(4) Arnab said to Ajit,” I am happy today .” Ans: Arna told Ajit that he was happy that day.

(5) My friend said to me, “We went to the zoo yesterday. “ Ans: My friend told me that they had gone to the zoo the previous day.

(6) The clerk said, “I’ll do the work now. “ Ans: Clark said that he would do the work then.

(7) Hiten said to Mihir, “I received this letter yesterday. “ Ans: Hiten told me that he had received that letter the previous day.

(8) Rajib said to me. “I shall go to the picture today. “ Ans: Rajiv told me that he would go to the picture that day.

(9) He said, “We are very happy here. “ Ans: He said that they were very happy there.

(10) The farmer said, “I’ll sow the seeds now. “ Ans: The farmer said that he will show the seats then.

(12) The man said to me, “I received your gift yesterday. “ Ans: The man told me that he had received my gift the previous day.

(15) I said to my friend, “You were present in the class yesterday. “ Ans: I told my friend that he had been present in the class the previous day.

Assertive Sentences Exercises with Answers

Change the following sentences converting the direct speeches into indirect speeches.

(1) The teacher said to the boy, “You have forgotten the lesson.” Ans: The teacher told the boy that he had forgotten the lesson.

(2) The boy said, “I shall go out and play.” Ans: The boy said that he would go out and play.

(3) He said, “I am happy to be here today.” Ans: He said that he was happy to be there that day.

(4) They said, “We shall play the game again tomorrow.” Ans: They said that they would play the game again the next day.

(5) The boy said, “Two and two make four.” Ans: The boy said that two and two make four.

Change the form of narration from indirect speech into direct speech.

(1) She told them that she had lost her books and theirs too. Ans : “I have lost my books and yours too”, she told them.

(2) The princess says that she has lost her way. Ans: The princess says, “I have lost my way.”

(3) They say that they must keep their locality clean. Ans: They say, “We must keep our locality clean.”

(4) The girl says that those books are theirs, but that one is hers. Ans: The girl says, “These books are theirs, but this one is mine.”

(5) The Happy prince said that he had led the dance in the Great Hall. Ans: The Happy Prince said, “I led the dance in the great hall.”

Interrogative Sentences Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises

Turn the following sentences from direct speech to indirect speech.

(1) Bulbuli said to her friend, “Will you come tomorrow?” Ans: Bulbuli asked her friend if she would on the next day.

(2) The policeman said to the stranger, “What are you looking for?” Ans: The police asked the stranger what he was looking for.

(3) Nikhil said to me, “Why do you look sad? Ans: Nikhil asked me why I looked sad.

(4) I said to her, “Did you take tea ?” Ans: I asked her if she had taken tea.

(5) The girl said to her mother, “Will you give me your bangles ?” Ans: The girl asked her mother if she would give her her bangles.

(6) Father said to me, “Why are you so upset?” Ans: Father asked me why I was so upset.

Change the following indirect speech into Direct speech.

(1) She asked me if I had called her. Ans: She said to me, “Did you call me ?”

(2) He asked me if I was writing a letter. Ans: He asked me, “Are you writing a letter ?”

(3) The man asked the child how he had got there. Ans: “How did you get here, child ?”, the man said.

(4) The police asked me if I could show my identity card. Ans: The police said to me, “Can you show your identity card ?”

(5) He asked us if we were attending the meeting that day. Ans: He said to us, “Are you attending the meeting today?”

(6) I asked her if she had taken medicine. Ans: I said to her, “Did you take medicine ?”

(7) Raja asked Dipu if he would go to school that day. Ans: Raja said to Dipu, “Will you go to school today?

Imperative Sentences Exercises with Answers

Change the following sentences from direct speech to indirect speech.

(1) The teacher said to the students, “Keep quiet.” Ans: The teachers ordered the students to keep quiet.

(2) My teacher said to me. “Do not neglect your studies.” Ans: My teacher advised me not to neglect my studies.

(3) The man said to his son, “Always try to be honest.” Ans: The man advised it’s on to always try to be honest.

(4) Mother said to Raju, “Do not run in the sun.” Ans: Mother ordered Raju not to run in the sun.

(5) The man said to me, “Brother, please help me.” Ans: Addressing as a brother, the man requested me to help him.

(6) The students said, “Please allow us to play in the field.” Ans: The students requested to allow them to play on the field.

(7) He said to me, “Please give me some money.” Ans: He requested me to give him some money.

Exercise 10

Change the following sentences from Indirect speech to Direct Speech of narration.

(1) He advised me not to waste my valuable time. Ans: He said to me, “Don’t waste your valuable time.”

(2) The grandson advised the children not to pluck flowers. Ans: The gardener said to the children, “Do not pluck flowers.”

(3) Tom forbade Sid to shake him. Ans: Tom said to Sid, “Don’t shake me.”

(4) The master ordered the servant to sort the door. Ans: The master said to the servant, “Shut the door.”

(5) The commander ordered the soldiers to stand at ease. Ans: The commander said to the soldiers, “Stand at ease.”

(6) Addressing as sethji, the vendor told him not to rob the poor. Ans: “Sethji, don’t rob the poor”, said the vendor.

(7) The doctor advised the patient to take proper vitamins to stay healthy. Ans: The doctor said to the patient, “Take proper vitamins to stay healthy.”

(8) The teacher ordered the students to do it then. Ans: The teacher said to the students, “Do it now.”

Direct and indirect speech Exercises Answers with “Let”

Exercise 11.

Change the following sentences from direct speech to indirect speech mode of narration.

(1) Rahim said, “Let us decide the matter together.” Ans: Rahim suggested that they should decide the matter together.

(2) The boy said to me, “Let us play cricket.” Ans: The boy proposed that they should play cricket.

(3) He said, “Let me go home.” Ans: He wished that he might go home.

(4) He said to me, “Let him say whatever he likes.” Ans: He wished me that he might say whatever he liked.

(5) He shouted, “Let me go out. Ans: He shouted at me to go out.

Exercise 12

Change the following sentences from indirect speech to direct speech mode of narration.

(1) She proposed that they should go to the cinema. Ans: She said, “Let us go to the cinema.”

(2) He suggested that they should drop the matter. Ans: He said, “Let us drop the matter”

(3) They suggested that they should make him give them their fears back. Ans: “Let’s make him give us our fares back,” they said.

(4) Shabnam proposed Chandni that they should go for a walk. Ans: “Let us go for a walk.” said Shabnam to Chandni.

(5) The leader suggested that they should hold a meeting the next day. Ans: The leader said, “Let’s hold a meeting tomorrow.”

Direct and indirect speech Exercises Answers of Optative Sentences

Exercise 13.

Change the following from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech.

(1) I said to him, “May you be happy.” Ans: I wished that he might be happy.

(2) Mother said to me, “May God bless you.” Ans: Mother prayed that God might bless me.

(3) He said, “May his soul rest in peace.” Ans: He prayed that his soul might rest in peace.

(4) The girl said, “Oh, had I the wings of a dove.” Ans: The girl wished that she could have the wings of a dove.

(5) I said to him, “May you live long.” Ans: I wished him that he might live long.

Exercise 14

Change the following from Indirect Speech to Direct Speech.

(1) Nilima wished me that I might recover soon. Ans: Nilima said to me, “May you recover soon.”

(2) Mother wished him that God might grant him a long life. Ans : Mother said to him, “May God grant you a long life.”

(3) The holy man wished that peace might prevail. Ans: The holy man said, “May peace prevail.”

(4) She wished that Mother Teresa might recover from illness soon. Ans: She said, “May Mother Teresa recover from illness soon.”

(5) He wished that he could bring his departed friend back to life. Ans: He said, “Oh, if I could bring my departed friend back to life.”

Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises of Exclamatory Sentences

Exercise 15.

(1) The boys triumphantly said, “Hurrah! We have won the match.” Ans: The boys exclaimed in joy that they had won the match.

(2) The old man said to the girl, “May you be happy !” Ans: The old man wished the girl that she might be happy.

(3) He said, “What good news!” Ans: He exclaimed in joy that it was very good news.

(4) The children said, “How happy we were there!” Ans: The children gloomily said that they had been very happy there.

(5) He said to you. “May God bless you.” Ans: He wished you that God might bless you.

(6) My friend said to me. “What a fool you are!” Ans: My friend exclaimed in despair that she was a big fool.

Exercise 16

(1) Piyali exclaimed in sorrow that she had lost her phone. Ans: “Alas! I have lost my phone”, said Piyali.

(2) Mother wished Roy that his dreams might come true. Ans: Mother said to Roy, “May your dreams come true.”

(3) The girl exclaimed that she had been very sensible. Ans: How insensible I have been!”, said the girl.

(4) The girl exclaimed in sorrow that she had torn her frock. Ans: The girl said, “Oh dear! I have torn my frock.”

(5) She exclaimed in sorrow that she was undone. Ans: She said, “Alas! I am undone.”

(6) They wished me happy birthday. Ans: They said to me. “Happy birthday!”

(7) The students bade their teacher good morning. Ans: “Good morning, Madam!”, said the students to the teacher.

Practice Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises

A . Change the following into reported speech .

1. Rita says, “Kishore sang a song”.

2. The saint said, “Man is mortal”

3. You said, “we are learning our lesson’.

4. He said to me, “My father went to Mumbai last week.

5. I said to her, “Are you leaving tonight?”

6. He said to her, “Can you lend me your umbrella?”

7. She said, “I saw a tiger here’.

8. The principal said, “well done! my boys”.

9. She said, “Let them play.”

10. I said to Harsh, “Please help me.”

B. Change the direct speech into Indirect Speech

1. He asked me, “Where has he gone?”

2. The Prime Minister said, “National Integrity will be preserved at all costs.

3. She said, “My uncle came yesterday.”

4. Sheela said to us, “You must work hard.”

5. They said, “We trust in God.”

6. The officer said to him. “You will be dismissed if you do not attend the office in time.'”

7. He said to me “I am reading a book.”

8. He said, “Thanks for reminding me.’

9. She said,” Keep this room open.’

10. I said to him, “I went there on Tuesday.”

C. Choose the correct option .

1. I advised him ____________ it.

(a) to not do

(b) not to do

2. She told me ____________ careful.

(c) that be

3. She asked me if I ____________ my lunch.

(b) have eaten

(c) had eaten

4. She asked me ____________ going to the movies

(a) that I was

(b) if was I

(c) if I was

5. The dentist suggested ____________  get a new toothbrush.

(b) that I should

(c) me that I should

6. She said that no one ____________ me

(c) had called

7. He asked me ____________  to deserve such a cruel punishment.

(a) what had he done

(b) what he had done

(c) that he had done

8. He promised he ____________  do it by the end of the week.

9. She said that ____________  me before.

(a) she hadn’t met

(b) she did not meet

(c) she will not meet

10. I requested her____________  me.

(b) to help

(c) that help

D. Complete the sentences in reported speech.

1. The girl said that it ___________ to be there that evening.

(a) gave her great pleasure

(b) gives her great pleasure

(c) gives her great pleasure

2. The man said that he ___________ as soon as possible.

(a) must go

(b) had gone

(c) should be gone

3. She said that she ___________ to se any of them.

(a) does not want

(b) did not want

(c) had not wanted

4. The teacher says that if you work hard you ___________

(a) would pass

(b) will pass

5. He said that he  ___________

(b) has won

(c) had won

6. He proposed that they ___________ for her return.

(a) shall wait

(b) will wait

(c) should wait

7. Alice exclaimed how clever ___________

(a) she was

(b) was she

(c) she has been

8. The young man asked which way she ___________

(a) has gone

(c) would go.

9. He asked me where ___________ going.

10. She requested them to wait there till she ___________

(a) returns

(b) returned

(c) will return

E. Complete the sentence in reported speech.

1. Ravi said, “I love this place”.

Ravi said _______________ 

2. “Do you like football?” He asked me.

He asked me_______________ 

3. “I can’t drive a lorry”, he said.

He said _______________ 

4. “Be nice to your brother”, he said

He asked me _______________ 

5. “Don’t be nasty, “he said

He urged me _______________ 

6. “Don’t waste your money “she said,

She told the boys _______________ 

7. “What have you decided to do? “she asked

him. She asked him _______________ 

8. “I always wake up early”. he said,

He said_______________ 

9. “You should revise your lessons’, he said,

He advised the students _______________ 

10. “Where have you been? “he asked me

He wanted to know _______________ 

F. Complete the sentence in reported speech.

1. She said, “I went to cinema yesterday,”

She said _______________ 

2. You said, “I will do this for him.”

You said _______________ 

3. He said, “I am writing a test tomorrow,

4. She said, “I am not hungry now”,

5. They said, “We have never been here before.”

They said _______________ 

6. They said, “We were in London last week.”

7. He said, “They won’t sleep.”

8. “Have you been shopping?” he asked us.

9. She said, “It is very quiet here.

10. “I don’t speak Italian”, she said.

She said_______________ 

Direct and Indirect Speech Answers Key

1. Rita says that Kishore sang a song.

2. The saint said that the man is mortal.

3. You said that you were learning your lesson.

4. He hold me that his father had gone to Mumbai the previous week.

5. I asked her if she was leaving that night.

6. He asked her if she could lend him her umbrella.

7. She said that she had seen a tiger there.

8. The principal exclaimed with applause that the boys had done well.

9. She suggested that they should be allowed to play.

10. I requested Harsh to help me.

1. He asked me where he had gone.

2. The Prime Minister declared that the National Integrity would be preserved at all costs.

3. She said that her uncle had come the previous day.

4. Sheela told us that we must work hard.

5. They said that they trusted in God.

6. The officer warned him that he would be dismissed

if he did not attend the office in time.

7. He told me that he was reading a book.

8. He thanked me for reminding him.

9. She ordered to keep that room open.

10. I told him that I had gone there on Tuesday.

1. (b) not to do

2. (b) to be

3. (c) had eaten

4. (c) if I was

5. (b) that I should

6. (c) had called

7. (b) what he had done

8. (b) would

9. (a) she hadn’t met

10. (b) to help

1. (a) gave her great pleasure.

2. (a) must go

3. (b) did not want

4. (b) will pass

5. (c) had won

6. (c) should wait

7. (a) she was

8. (b) had gone

9. (a) I was

10. (b) returned

1. that he loved that place

2. whether I liked football

3. that he couldn’t drive a lorry

4. to be nice to my brother

5. not to be nasty

6. not to waste their money

7. what he had decided to do

8. that he always wake up early

9. to revise their lessons

10. where I had been

1. that she had gone to cinema the previous day.

2. that you would do that for him.

3. that he will be writing a test the next day.

4. that she was not hungry then.

5. that they had never been there before.

6. that they had been in London the previous week.

7. that they wouldn’t sleep.

8. whether we had been shopping.

9. that it was very quiet there.

10. that she didn’t speak Italian.

FAQs on Direct and Indirect speech

Q: what’s the purpose of the indirect speech.

A: Indirect speech allows us to convey someone else’s words without quoting them verbatim. It’s useful for summarizing and paraphrasing.

Q: Are tense changes mandatory in indirect speech?

A: Yes, tense changes are often necessary to accurately reflect the timing of the original statement.

Q: Can reporting verbs be used interchangeably?

A: While reporting verbs can be interchangeable to some extent, their nuances can impact the meaning of the reported speech.

Q: Is it possible to transform any direct speech into indirect speech?

A: Yes, most direct speech can be converted into indirect speech, although some cases may require adjustments.

Q: How can I identify indirect speech in a sentence?

A: Look for keywords like “said,” “asked,” or other reporting verbs, as well as changes in pronouns, tenses, and time expressions.

Q: Why is mastering direct and indirect speech important?

A: Mastering these skills enhances communication clarity, adds variety to language use, and fosters effective expression.

Conclusion:

Direct and indirect speech exercises and answers are invaluable tools for effective communication. By honing this skill, you’ll not only convey information accurately but also showcase your language expertise. Remember that practice makes perfect, and the more you engage in these exercises, the more naturally you’ll incorporate them into your everyday language use.

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Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises

Direct and indirect speech is one topic in English grammar that confuses most language learners. It need not necessarily be so; if you understand how it works, you can easily use it in your writing.

Direct and Indirect Speech Exercises with Answers

When converting direct speech to indirect speech or vice-versa, you will have to take care to convert the verb , pronoun and the adverb appropriately. Go through the following exercises and try them out. Answers are given below each exercise; refer to them to see if your answers are right.

Exercise 1: Change into indirect speech

Read the following sentences and convert them into indirect speech.

• Rahul told to me, “When are you leaving?”
• “Where do you live?” the stranger asked Aladdin.
• The teacher said to Shelly, “Why are you laughing?”
• Dhronacharya said to Arjun, “Shoot the bird’s eye.”
• “Call the first convict,” said the jury.
• “Call the ambulance,” said the man.
• Bruce said to me, “I shall do the work.”
• My mother said to me, “You were wrong.”
• Mr Richard said to me, “Please wait here till I return.”
• The captain said to me, “Bravo! You have played well.”
• Raj said, “Alas! My pet died.”
• Ruchi said, “I may go there.”
• Bucky said to Steve, “Do you hear me?”
• The boy said, “Let me come in.”
• Granny said to me, “May God bless you.”

Answers –

• Rahul asked me when I was leaving.
• The stranger asked Aladdin where he lived.
• The teacher asked Shelly why he was laughing.
• Dhronacharya ordered Arjun to shoot the fish’s eye.
• The jury ordered to call the first convict.
• The man urged to call the ambulance.
• Bruce said to me he would do the work.
• My mother told me that I was wrong.
• Mr Richard requested me to wait there till he returned.
• The captain applauded me, saying that I had played well.
• Raj exclaimed sadly that his pet died.
• Ruchi said that she might go there.
• Bucky asked Steve if he heard him.
• The boy asked to let him come in.
• Granny prayed that God might bless me.

Convert the following into Direct Speech

Read the following passage and convert it into direct speech.

One of them told Issac that the latter had forgotten one thing that belonged to a mill. Issac enquired what that was. The friend asked where the miller was. Issac replied that (absence of the miller) was true – and he must look for one.

“But Issac,” said one of them, “you have forgotten one thing that belongs to a mill.”

“What is that?” asked Issac.

“Why, where is the miller?” said his friend.

“That is true – I must look for one,” said Issac.

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What is direct narration.

When the actual words/sentences as spoken by the speaker are quoted in a speech, it’s called direct speech/narration.

What is indirect speech?

When the quoted speech is reported in the form of a narrative without changing the meaning of the actual quotation/words by the speaker, it’s called indirect speech/narration.

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Question: 1

The boy told his father that his examination was over.

(A) The boy said to his father, "My examination is over."

(B) The boy said to his father, "My examination was over."

(C) The boy told his father, "My examination are over."

(D) The boy told his father, "His examination are over."

The boy said to his father, "My examination is over."

Question: 2

I said to my classmate, "Please lend me your cycle."

(A) I requested my classmate to lend me his cycle.

(B) I advised my classmate to lend me his cycle.

(C) I forbade my classmate to lend me his cycle.

(D) I ordered my classmate to lend me his cycle.

I requested my classmate to lend me his cycle.

Question: 3

He says, "Manohar is a good bye."

(A) He told that Manohar is a good bye.

(B) He tells that Manohar was a good bye.

(C) He says that Manohar was a good bye.

(D) He says that Manohar is a good bye.

He says that Manohar is a good bye.

Question: 4

Hari said to Ram, "You gave me a book."

(A) Hari told Ram that you had given him a book.

(B) Hari told Ram that he had given me a book.

(C) Hari told Ram that he had given him a book.

(D) Hari told Ram that I have given him a book.

Hari told Ram that he had given him a book.

Question: 5

"Good morning, friends."

(A) He asked his friends good morning.

(B) He forbade his friends good morning.

(C) He made his friends good morning.

(D) He told his friends good morning.

He made his friends good morning.

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Mum said, "It is windy today."

Mum said that it is windy today.

Mum said that it was windy today.

Mum said that it was windy that day.

Mum said that it is windy that day.

Dad said, "You should tidy up your rooms now."

Dad said that they should tidy up their rooms then.

Dad said that they should tidy up your rooms then.

Dad said that they should tidy up their rooms now.

Dad said they should tidy up their rooms then.

Prince Harry said, "I bought a beautiful ring for Meghan yesterday."

Prince Harry said that he had bought a beautiful ring for Meghan yesterday.

Prince Harry said that he had bought a beautiful ring for Meghan the previous day.

Prince Harry said that he bought a beautiful ring for Meghan the previous day.

Prince Harry said he had bought a beautiful ring for Meghan yesterday.

Which of the following is a UNIVERSAL TRUTH?

The students are clever.

Tommy is my good friend.

Paula is good at Math.

Whales are mammals.

The students said, "We are working hard for the International Festival."

The students said that they are working hard for the International Festival.

The students said that they were working hard for the International Festival.

The students said that we were working hard for the International Festival.

The students said they are working hard for the International Festival.

Auggie said, "I study in Beecher Prep School."

Auggie said that he studies in Beecher Prep School.

Auggie said that I studied in Beecher Prep School.

Auggie said he studies in Beecher Prep School.

Auggie said that he studied in Beecher Prep School.

Harry remarked, "I will go to Hogwarts tomorrow."

Harry remarked that he would go to Hogwarts the next day.

Harry remarked that he will go to Hogwarts the next day.

Harry remarked that I would go to Hogwarts the next day.

Harry remarked that he would go to Hogwarts tomorrow.

Erica said, "My friends and I were playing in the park."

Erica said that her friends and she had been playing in the park.

Erica said that her friends and she had played in the park.

Erica said her friends and she had been playing in the park.

Erica said that she and her friends had been playing in the park.

Grandfather said, "I saw that beautiful ship go down a few years ago."

Grandfather said that he saw the ship go down a few years before.

Grandfather said he saw the ship go down a few years before.

Grandfather said that I saw the ship go down a few years before.

Grandfather said that he saw the ship go down a few years ago.

'This morning / today / tonight ' change to -

that morning / that day / tomorrow night

that morning / that day / tonight

that morning / that day / that night

that morning / today / that night

'Yesterday / last Friday' change to -

yesterday / the previous Friday

the previous day / the previous Friday

tomorrow / the previous Friday

the previous day / last Friday

Danny said, "Some people were hunting in the forest today."

Danny said that some people were hunting in the forest that day.

Danny said that some people had hunted in the forest that day.

Danny said that some people had been hunting in the forest that day.

Danny said that some people was hunting in the forest that day.

He asked me “Open your book!”

He asked me to open my book.

He asked me opening my book.

He asked me to open your book.

He asks me to open my book.

The teacher said to the students “Be quiet while I am talking”

The teacher said to the students to be quiet while she is talking.

The teacher said to the students to be quiet while I am talking.

The teacher said to the students to be quiet while she told.

The teacher said to the students to be quiet while she talks.

Mother asked John, "Don't smoke too much!"

Mother asked John to do not smoke too much.

Mother asked John that not t smoke too much.

Mother asked John to not smoke too much.

Mother asked John to smoke too much.

John asked Mary, "Why do you get angry with me?"

John asked Mary why she got angry with him.

John asked Mary why she gets angry with him.

John asked Mary why she had gotten angry with him.

John asked Mary why she is angry with him.

• 17. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt 1. How do we write the following in direct speech? Kelly said I am feeling sick today. Kelly said "I am feeling sick today." Kelly said, "I am feeling sick today". Kelly said, "I am feeling sick today." Kelly said, "I am feeling sick today?
• 18. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt 2. What is missing in the sentence that follows? James asked "Are you coming to my house today?" ! ? , .
• 19. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt 3. Which of the following sentences is correct? Mai said, "My family is going to the market today." "We want candy!" The children shouted. "I told you not to go there." My father said. Chloe asked, "where is my timetable?"
• 20. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt 4. Which of these is correct?  "Could you help me carry these bags?" He asked. "Could you help me carry these bags?" he asked. "Could you help me carry these bags" he asked? "Could you help me carry these bags," he asked?
• 21. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt 5. Which of these is correct? Jamal said, “We passed by a beautiful lake in Goa". Jamal said, We passed by a beautiful lake in Goa. Jamal said, “We passed by a beautiful lake in Goa.” Jamal said, “we passed by a beautiful lake in Goa.”
• 22. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt 6. What's missing from this sentence? He said, “be quiet, please, and listen to my words.”  Quotation marks A capital letter An exclamation mark A question mark
• 23. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt 7. Which is correct?  He said, “Could you please repeat the question"? He said, Could you please repeat the question?” He said, "could you please repeat the question?” He said, “Could you please repeat the question?”

Indirect speech is also known as what?

Repeated speech

Repeated statements

Reported speech

Reported statements

Speech marks are needed for what?

Direct Speech

Indirect Speech

Convert the followiing statement into direct speech: She asked the teacher when they could eat their snacks.

The teacher was asked when the girl could eat her snacks.

When can we eat our snacks?

"When can we eat our snacks? She asked"

She asked the teacher, "When can we eat our snacks?"

• 27. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Which of these sentences has punctuated speech correctly? “We’re going to the theme park!” the little boy exclaimed. We’re going to the “theme park!” the little boy exclaimed. We’re going to the theme park! “the little boy exclaimed.” “We’re going to the theme park! the little boy exclaimed.”
• 28. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt DIRECT SPEECH: will buy INDIRECT SPEECH: would buy won't buy
• 29. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt 1. How do we write the following in direct speech? Kelly said I am feeling sick today. Kelly said "I am feeling sick today." Kelly said, "I am feeling sick today". Kelly said, "I am feeling sick today." Kelly said, "I am feeling sick today?
• 30. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt 3. Which of the following sentences is correct? Mai said, "My family is going to the market today." "We want candy!" The children shouted. "I told you not to go there." My father said. Chloe asked, "where is my timetable?"
• 31. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Choose the correct option: Petra: ‘I won’t tell you what happened until tomorrow.’  Petra said she wouldn’t tell me what had happened until the next day. Petra said she wouldn’t tell me what had happened until tomorrow. Petra said she won’t tell me what had happened until the next day.
• 32. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Choose the correct option: Lola: ‘We want to see the Eiffel Tower today.’   Lola said they wanted to see the Eiffel Tower that day. Lola said they wanted to see the Eiffel Tower this day. Lola said they have wanted to see the Eiffel Tower that day.
• 33. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Choose the correct option: Reporter: ‘The police are questioning the suspect this morning.’   The reporter said  the police were questioning the suspect that morning. The reporter said  the police questioned the suspect that morning. The reporter said  the police had questioned the suspect that morning.

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The teacher promised ___ .

Bill: “Have you seen any interesting comedy lately, Nancy?” Bill asked Nancy ___ .

Nick: “Did you see a bird in the tree?” Nick wonders ___ in the tree.

Dick to Lucy: Have you received my telegram? Dick asked if ___.

Ann: Write down my address. Ann asked me ___ .

He said, “I’m very busy today.” He said ___ .

Lena said, “Where have you been yesterday?” Lena asked ___ .

He thought: “What am I going to do?” He thought ___ .

Mother asked me ___ .

“Don’t play in the street!”

Ann: “Is your sister good at English?” Ann asked me ___ .

Tom: “Don’t forget to bring my book, Ann”. Tom asked Ann: ___ .

Mother: “We are going to have supper”. Mother says ___ .

Jack said: “I was at home yesterday.” Jack said ___ .

“Do you go in for sports?”, he asked. He asked ___ .

“Will Tom help me?” she said. She asked ___ .

Peter said, “Alice, are you busy now?” Peter asked Alice ___ .

My sister said: “I hope we shall go on an excursion to the lake”. My sister said that ___ on an excursion to the lake”.

Jim and Julia have been in the restaurant for an hour and they have not been served yet. Julia is angry. “You said ___ a good place’’

“Did you work at a factory 3 years ago?” she asked her friend. She asked her friend if she ___ .

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Direct And Indirect Speech Quiz: Test Your Skills

Are you eager to assess your English grammar proficiency in an enjoyable manner? Dive into this Direct and Indirect Speech Quiz to gauge your knowledge of these two forms of reported speech. Reporting speech involves conveying someone else's words, and it can be done in two primary ways: direct and indirect speech. In direct speech, you repeat the speaker's words verbatim. In contrast, indirect speech conveys the speaker's message without using their exact words. This quiz presents an engaging opportunity to test your understanding of these concepts and improve your grammatical skills. By participating in this quiz, you Read more can enhance your grasp of the nuances between direct and indirect speech, which is essential for effective communication and writing. So, are you ready for the challenge? Let's embark on this educational journey and see how well you can navigate the intricacies of reported speech. Best of luck!

Direct And Indirect Speech Questions and Answers

Maria said, "it is my car." convert it into indirect speech..

Maria said that it is my car.

Maria said that it is her car.

Maria said that it was my car.

Maria said that it was her car.

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Martin said, "I work here every day." Convert it into indirect speech.

Martin said that he worked here yesterday.

Martin said that he worked there every day.

Martin said that he works here every day.

Martin said that he worked every day.

Monica said, "I have finished my homework." Convert it into indirect speech.

Monica said that she had finished her homework.

Monica said that she had finished my homework.

Monica said that she has finished her homework.

Monica said that she has finished my homework."

My daughter said to me, "I can sleep alone." Convert it into indirect speech.

My daughter said to me that I can sleep alone.

My daughter told me that she can sleep alone."

My daughter said to me that she could sleep alone.

My daughter told me that she could sleep alone.

Leo said, "My friend may come tonight." Convert it into indirect speech.

Leo said that his friend might come tonight.

Leo said that his friend might come that night.

Leo said that his friend might go that night.

Leo said that his friend might go tonight.

Jullie said to me, "I have to win this game." Convert it into indirect speech.

Jullie told me that she must win this game.

Jullie told me that she had to win that game.

Jullie told me that she had to win this game.

Jullie told me that she must win that game.

He said, "I am a man." Convert it into indirect speech.

He said that he was a man.

He said that he is a man.

He said that I am a man.

He said that I was a man.

Mary says, "I am coming here." Convert it into indirect speech.

Mary said that she was coming there.

Mary said that she is coming there.

Mary insists that she had been coming there.

Mary says that she had come here.

My brother said, "I went to school yesterday." Convert it into indirect speech.

My brother said that he had gone to school today.

My brother said that he had gone to school the day after.

My brother said that he had gone to school the previous day.

My brother said that he had gone to school the next day.

Mathew said, "I will go to school next year." Convert it into indirect speech.

Mathew said that he would go to school the year before.

Mathew said that he would go to school the following year.

Mathew said that he would come to school the year before.

Mathew said that he would come to school the year after.

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Below each sentence in direct speech, four options are given. From the given options, choose the one that correctly expresses the given idea in indirect speech. You can learn the rules of indirect speech here.

Direct and indirect speech MCQ for class 10

1. ‘Leave at once,’ said the teacher.

a) The teacher asked that they leave at once.

b) The teacher told them to leave at once.

c) The teacher said that they leave at once.

d) The asked that they should leave at once.

2. ‘Susan lives alone in that house,’ said Mary.

a) Mary told that Susan lived alone in that house.

b) Mary said that Susan lives alone in that house.

c) Mary said that Susan lived alone in that house.

d) Mary said that Susan was living alone in that house.

3. ‘Why are you late?’ said the teacher to me.

a) The teacher asked why am I late.

b) The teacher asked why were I late.

c) The teacher said why I was late.

d) The teacher asked why I was late.

4. ‘Can you do me a favour?’ Clara asked Rohit.

a) Clara said to Rohit if he could do her a favour.

b) Clara asked Rohit if he could do her a favour.

c) Clara asked Rohit could he do her a favour.

d) Clara said to Rohit can he do her a favour.

5. ‘What are you searching for?’ mother asked the boy.

a) Mother told the boy what was he searching for.

b) Mother asked the boy what he was searching for.

c) Mother said to the boy what was he searching for.

d) Mother told the boy what are you searching for.

6. ‘I want to find a better job,’ she told me.

a) She told me that she wants to find a better job.

b) She asked me that she wanted to find a better job.

c) She told me that she wanted to find a better job.

d) She was telling me that she wanted to find a better job.

7. ‘You should help the underprivileged,’ the teacher said to the students.

a) The teacher asked the students that they should help the underprivileged.

b) The teacher exhorted the students to help the underprivileged.

c) The teacher told the students that they help the underprivileged.

d) The teacher said to the students to help the underprivileged.

8. ‘Can you help me?’ Shyam said to Maya.

a) Shyam asked Maya if she could help him.

b) Shyam asked Maya that she could help him.

c) Shyam asked Maya if she can help him.

d) Shyam asked Maya weather she can help him.

9. ‘I have been robbed,’ said the traveller.

a) The traveller cried that he has been robbed.

b) The traveller cried that he had been robbed.

c) The traveller asked that he had been robbed.

d) The traveller exclaimed that he was robbed.

10. ‘I should have been more careful,’ the traveller said.

a) The traveller said that he could have been more careful.

b) The traveller said that I should have been more careful.

c) The traveller lamented that he should have been more careful.

d) The traveller told that he should have been more careful.

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Direct And Indirect Speech Mcq Class 8 | Exercises |PDF

Exercise- 6

Change the form of narration in the following sentences :

1.I said to Naman, “Look at the map.” a.why I asked Naman to look at the map. b.I asked Naman to look at the map. c.which are I asked Naman to look at the map. d.whom this I asked Naman to look at the map.

2.He said to me, “Help the poor.” a.He advised me to help the poor. b.He advised me the help the poor. c.He told me her help the poor. d.He said me on help to the poor.

3.The mother said to Sita, “Do not waste your time.” a.The mother advised Sita will not to waste her time. b.The mother advised Sita would not to waste her time. c.The mother advised Sita not to waste her time. d.The mother advised Sita should not to waste her time.

4.Radha said to Reeta, “Do what I say.” a.Radha asked Reeta to do where she said. b.Radha asked Reeta to do who she said. c.Radha asked Reeta to do which she said. d.Radha asked Recta to do what she said.

5.I said to my teacher, “Allow me to meet my unc le.” a.I requested my teacher will be to allow me to meet my uncle. b.I requested my teacher to allow me to meet my uncle. c.I requested my teacher ought to be allow me to meet my uncle. d.I requested my teacher should to be allow me to meet my uncle.

6.”Work hard if you want to pass,” said the teacher. a.The teacher advised the students to work hard if they wanted to pass. b.The teacher told the students to work hard if they wanted to pass. c.The teacher said that the students to work hard if they wanted to pass. d.The teacher told me that the students to work hard if they wanted to pass.

7.Father said to his son, “Do not waste time.” a.Father advised his son can not to waste time. b.Father advised his son should not to waste time. c.Father advised his son not to waste time. d.Father advised his son must not to waste time.

8.The beggar said to the traveller, “Give me some money, please.” a.The beggar requested the traveller to gave him some money. b.The beggar requested the traveller to should being give him some money. c.The beggar requested the traveller to give him some have been money. d.The beggar requested the traveller to give him some money.

9.Anil said, “How foolishly you acted!” a.Anil regretted that he have been acted very foolishly. b.Anil regretted that he had acted very foolishly. c.Anil regretted that he has been acted very foolishly. d.Anil regretted that he will have been acted very foolishly.

10.I said to Mohan. “What a powerful shot it is!” a.I told Mohan exclaiming with wonder that it was a very powerful shot. b.I told Mohan exclaiming with have been wonder that it was a very powerful shot. c.I told Mohan exclaiming with has been wonder that it was a very powerful shot. d.I told Mohan exclaiming with being wonder that it was a very powerful shot.

11.The Principal said to the peon, “Ring the bell.” a.The Principal ordered the peon to have a ring the bell. b.The Principal ordered the peon to ring the bell. c.The Principal ordered must be the peon to ring the bell. d.The Principal ordered the peon should have been to ring the bell.

12.The Headmaster said to the peon, “Ring the bell.” a.The Headmaster ordered the peon to ring the bell. b.The Headmaster ordered the peon should to ring the bell. c.The Headmaster ordered the peon must be to ring the bell. d.The Headmaster ordered the peon to have been ring the bell.

13.The hostess said, “Did you sleep well?” a.The hostess asked if he have been slept well. b.The hostess asked if he would have slept well. c.The hostess asked if he had slept well. d.The hostess asked if he should have slept well.

14.She said to the servant, “Open the door.” a.She ordered the servant to have been open the door. b.She ordered the servant to has been open the door. c.She ordered the servant ought to have open the door. d.She ordered the servant to open the door.

15.He said to his son, “Never tell a lie.” a.He advised his son never to tell a lie. b.He advised his son have been never to tell a lie. c.He advised his son should be never to tell a lie. d.He advised his son ought to never to tell a lie.

16.The captain said to the soldiers. “Fire at the enemy.” a.The captain ordered the soldiers to have been fire at the enemy. b.The captain ordered the soldiers to has been to fire at the enemy. c.The captain ordered the soldiers to fire at the enemy. d.The captain ordered the soldiers to fire should have been at the enemy.

17.Ram said to Mohan, “Listen to what I say.” a.Ram told Mohan to listen to what he said. b.Ram asked Mohan to listen to what he said. c.Ram asked Mohan to have been listen to what he said. d.Ram asked Mohan has been to listen to what he said.

18.The manager said to the servant, “Go and post this letter.” a.The manager ordered the servant to went and post that letter. b.The manager ordered the servant to gone and post that letter. c.The manager ordered the servant to going and post that letter. d.The manager ordered the servant to go and post that letter.

19.The teacher said to the students. “Work regularly.” a.The teacher advised the students to work regularly. b.The teacher advised the students to have been work regularly. c.The teacher advised the students ought to be work regularly. d.The teacher advised the students to must being work regularly.

20.Mother said to her son, “Do what you are told. “ a.Mother ordered her son to do where he was told. b.Mother ordered her son to do what have been he was told. c.Mother ordered her son to do what he was told. d.Mother ordered her son to do which he was told.

21.I said to him, “Let us play in the garden. “ a.I proposed to him that we would play in the garden. b.I proposed to him that we should play in the garden. c.I proposed to him that we could play in the garden. d.I proposed to him that we ought to play in the garden.

22.Mohan said to me, “Let us take tea.” a.Mohan proposed to me to take tea. b.Mohan proposed to me to have been take tea. c.Mohan proposed to me to could take tea. d.Mohan proposed to me to must be take tea.

23.I said to him, “Please let me come in.” a.I requested him to let me her came in. b.I requested him to let me his coming in. c.I requested him to let me come in. d.I requested him to let me has comes in.

24.I said to him, “Let the child sleep.” a.I asked him to let the has been child sleep. b.I asked him to let the child ought to sleep. c.I asked him to let the child her sleep. d.I asked him to let the child sleep.

25.She said to Mohan, “Let us go home.” a.She proposed to Mohan that they ought to went home. b.She proposed to Mohan that they should go home. c.She proposed to Mohan that they must to gone home. d.She proposed to Mohan that they could going to home.

26.I said. “Let us go out for a walk.” a.I proposed that we would go out for a walk. b.I proposed that we could go out for a walk. c.I proposed that we should go out for a walk. d.I proposed that we must went out for a walk.

27.Sita said, “Hurrah! I have topped the class.” a.Sita exclaimed with joy that she had been to topped the class. b.Sita exclaimed with joy that she had topped the class. c.Sita exclaimed with joy that she have been topped the class. d.Sita exclaimed with joy that she has being to topped the class.

28.My brother said. “Alas! My new pen has lost.” a.My brother exclaimed with sorrow that his new pen had lost. b.My brother exclaimed with sorrow that his new pen have not be lost. c.My brother exclaimed with sorrow that his new pen has not been lost. d.My brother exclaimed with sorrow that his new pen should be lost.

29.The commander said to the soldiers, “Bravo! March-forward.” a.The commander applauded the soldiers saying to have been march forward. b.The commander applauded the soldiers saying to must be march forward. c.The commander applauded the soldiers saying to might be march forward. d.The commander applauded the soldiers saying to march forward.

30.She said to me. “Thank you.” a.He had a thanked me. b.He thinking me. c.He thanked me. d.He was thanked me.

31.I said to my friend. “Congratulations.” a.I congratulated my friend. b.I congratulated to my friend. c.I congratulated has been my friend. d.I congratulated should be to my friend.

32.He said, “What a nice picture!” a.He said that it were a very nice picture. b.He said that it which a very nice picture. c.He said that it whom a very nice picture. d.He said that it was a very nice picture.

33.I said, “What a beautiful flower it is!” a.I exclaimed with wonder that it had a very beautiful flower. b.I exclaimed with wonder that it was a very beautiful flower. c.I exclaimed with wonder that it which has been a very beautiful flower. d.I exclaimed with wonder that it would have been a very beautiful flower.

34.He said to me, “Welcome.” a.He welcomed to the me. b.He welcomed can to me. c.He welcomed me. d.He was to welcomed me.

35.The crow will say, “I cannot sing so well.” a.The crow will say that it cannot sing so well. b.The crow ought to say that it cannot sing so well. c.The crow must be say that it could not sing so well. d.The crow might be say that it cannot sing so well.

36.Harish will say to me. “You have spoiled my pen.” a.Harish ought to tell me that I have spoiled his pen. b.Harish might be tell me that I have spoiled his pen. c.Harish should be tell me that I have spoiled his pen. d.Harish will tell me that I have spoiled his pen.

37.The teacher said, “The G a nga rises from the Himalayas.” a.The teacher said that the Ganga rises from the Himalayas. b.The teacher said that the Ganga was to rises from the Himalayas. c.The teacher said that the Ganga when to rises from the Himalayas. d.The teacher said that the Ganga should not be rises from the Himalayas.

38.The teacher said. “The Himalaya stands in the north of India. “ a.The teacher said that the Himalayas should be stand in the north of India. b.The teacher said that the Himalayas must be stand in the north of India. c.The teacher said that the Himalayas might be stand in the north of India. d.The teacher said that the Himalayas stand in the north of India.

39.John said to me, “I hope to win this prize.” a.John told me that he hopping ought to win that prize. b.John told me that he hoped to win that prize. c.John told me that he hopes would to win that prize. d.John told me that he hoped must to being win that prize.

40.Rahul said to me. “I posted your letter.” a.Rahul told me that he had posted my letter. b.Rahul told me that he had ought to posted my letter. c.Rahul told me that he have been to posted my letter. d.Rahul told me that he has will be posted my letter.

1.b. I asked Naman to look at the map. 2.a. He advised me to help the poor. 3.c. The mother advised Sita not to waste her time. 4.d. Radha asked Recta to do what she said. 5.b. I requested my teacher to allow me to meet my uncle. 6.a. The teacher advised the students to work hard if they wanted to pass. 7.c. Father advised his son not to waste time. 8.d. The beggar requested the traveller to give him some money. 9.b. Anil regretted that he had acted very foolishly. 10.a. I told Mohan exclaiming with wonder that it was a very powerful shot. 11.b.The Principal ordered the peon to ring the bell. 12.a. The Headmaster ordered the peon to ring the bell. 13.c. The hostess asked if he had slept well. 14.d. She ordered the servant to open the door. 15.a. He advised his son never to tell a lie. 16.c. The captain ordered the soldiers to fire at the enemy. 17.b. Ram asked Mohan to listen to what he said. 18.d. The manager ordered the servant to go and post that letter. 19.a. The teacher advised the students to work regularly. 20.c. Mother ordered her son to do what he was told. 21.b. I proposed to him that we should play in the garden. 22.a. Mohan proposed to me to take tea. 23.c. I requested him to let me come in. 24.d. I asked him to let the child sleep. 25.b. She proposed to Mohan that they should go home. 26.c. I proposed that we should go out for a walk. 27.b. Sita exclaimed with joy that she had topped the class. 28.a. My brother exclaimed with sorrow that his new pen had lost. 29.d. The commander applauded the soldiers saying to march forward. 30.c. He thanked me. 31.a. I congratulated my friend. 32.He said that it was a very nice picture. 33.b. I exclaimed with wonder that it was a very beautiful flower. 34.c. He welcomed me. 35.a. The crow will say that it cannot sing so well. 36.d. Harish will tell me that I have spoiled his pen. 37.a. The teacher said that the Ganga rises from the Himalayas. 38.d. The teacher said that the Himalayas stand in the north of India. 39.b. John told me that he hoped to win that prize. 40.a. Rahul told me that he had posted my letter.

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Direct and Indirect Class 7 MCQ questions are curated by subject experts referring to the prescribed NCERT Class 7 English Book. Those students who have studied the lesson Direct and Indirect must practise the CBSE Class 7 MCQ Questions as it helps in deepening the understanding of the topics.

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The MCQ Questions of Direct and Indirect with answers are also given so that students can understand the methods of solving the concepts based questions. As well as, the solutions are helpful to understand where the students are making mistakes and need to improve.

How to Practise MCQ from NCERT Chapter Direct and Indirect?

There are several ways to practise the MCQ from NCERT Chapter Direct and Indirect; one is by solving questions from the chapter’s end and another is by using online medium. In this section, we have mentioned the steps to Practise MCQ from NCERT Chapter Direct and Indirect online.

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• Then, a new page will load containing the lists of classes; just Tap or click on Class 7. *In Smartphone, you may require to scroll the given classes name towards left.

• Now, after selecting the Class 7, the same page will reload, make sure you select the English to access the MCQ Questions of Class 7 Direct and Indirect.

Note: The online MCQ Questions of Direct and Indirect can’t be downloaded, those who want to access the PDF of Direct and Indirect MCQ can refer to the CBSE Class 7 MCQ PDF  section within the CBSE menu.

What is Direct and Indirect MCQ and How to Use it?

Since class 7 students are in their early stage of academics they may have questions regarding What is Direct and Indirect MCQ and How to Use it. So, the answer is MCQ Questions are objective questions which contain questions followed by 4 options where only one is considered the correct answer and remaining as a distraction. Why is it so, because MCQ questions are ideal to assess a student’s conceptual knowledge.

Those who want to use the Direct and Indirect MCQ can use this website to access the online MCQ questions to practise.

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Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7 questions benefit students in several ways; however, here we have mentioned a total of 5 benefits that a student will get if they are using the MCQ from NCERT Chapter Direct and Indirect.

• Helps in Practising Questions: Sometimes, it's hard to get the questions to practise; therefore, the Selfstudys team has curated various sets of MCQ Questions of Class 7 Direct and Indirect. Having access to the objective questions of Class 7 Direct and Indirect helps students practising various questions for free of cost.
• Boosts the Critical Thinking Capability: The MCQs or objective questions must be answered in lesser time; therefore, those who will regularly solve Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7 will benefit by having a great boost in the critical thinking capability as the questions are in the objective format which can be answered if one has a good command over the concepts of Direct and Indirect.
• Assists in Covering the Class 7 English Syllabus: Direct and Indirect is a chapter of Class 7 English and those who are going to solve the MCQs of Class 7 Direct and Indirect will be able to practise all the questions as per their English Syllabus.
• Helps in Exam Preparation: If a student solves the objective questions from class 7 Direct and Indirect, they will be able to be prepared for the annual examination too. It is because the questions that are asked in the online MCQ of Direct and Indirect are asked in the final exam question papers too.
• A Deeper Understanding of Direct and Indirect: All the important points that are discussed in Direct and Indirect must be memorised by students as it helps in deepening the understanding of the Delhi Sultans. One of the great benefits of solving Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7 is that one can be thorough with the topics and can develop a deeper understanding of Direct and Indirect chapter of class 7.

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Although, there is no wrong or right method to answer the MCQ Questions, those who are interested in knowing the techniques to better answer the MCQ Questions of Direct and Indirect can follow the below given methods.

Read the Question Carefully:  Questions in Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7 can be asked from tricky to hard to understand. In this case, you must read the questions of Direct and Indirect MCQ carefully. By paying attention to the questions, it will help you connect the dots and assist you recall the studied concepts to answer the MCQs easily.

Eliminate Obviously Wrong Answers:  Many questions of Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7 will be so familiar that you can be certain for the wrong answer but uncertain for the right answer, in that situation obviously eliminate wrong answers first. By eliminating irrelevant or incorrect answers, it will help you find the one correct answer from all the given four options.

Look for Clues in the Question:  As we have discussed the first technique is to read the questions carefully, it is vital for looking for the clues in the questions of Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7. Every single question contains some kind of clues that help you answer them easily, but due to running out of time many don’t pay attention to it. In order to solve Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7 by using this technique you may have to do a thorough practice of Class 7 MCQ Questions.

Use the Process of Elimination:  There is not much difference in the elimination method and eliminating the wrong answer (discussed in point number 2) first, but one difference that makes the elimination process different is you can eliminate the right or wrong answer first. 

This means that when you are confused between two options, you can separate them and then you try to focus on only those 2 options to find out the correct answer of Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7. This elimination process works best in most of the scenarios.

Don't Spend too Much Time on One Question:  It is never a good idea to be rigid on one question and spend most of your time answering them. When you are practising Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7 questions, you have limited time and you have to make sure that you use your time smartly to attempt all the questions as asked in the Direct and Indirect Class 7 MCQ.

Double-check your Answer:  Before submitting the Online test of Class 7 Direct and Indirect MCQ, you should double check your answer if the test time hasn't completed. When you do a double check of your answers, you may find some silly mistakes that you have made due to which you could have lost some marks. Therefore, be conscious and double check your answers before submitting Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7.

*As per the Selfstudys Online MCQ Test instructions the time plays a crucial role in calculating your test rank so, be conscious when you use any single minute during your test.

Manage your Time:  Having great time management skills doesn’t only help you quickly answer the questions, but gives you the ability to save time to review the questions or in doing a last minute cross-checking. Thus, when you start solving Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7 questions, try to manage time and some of your test time to review the answers you have ticked throughout the test. 

Apart from this, time management skills give you peace of mind and keep you calm.

Stay Calm to Recall Previously Studied Topics:  When you struggle to come up with the correct answer of Direct and Indirect MCQ Class 7 Questions try to stay calm as it will help you recall previously studied topics. Research says, being calm and relaxed helps in saving energy. Thus, staying calm while solving the MCQ from NCERT Chapter Direct and Indirect helps you be more focused and answer the questions efficiently. The saved energy can be channelized to increase the focus and concentration to better recall the topics and subtopics of Direct and Indirect.

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