Question : Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence.

The mother said to her son, "Why are you not doing your homework?"

Option 1: The mother asked her son why was he not doing his homework.

Option 2: The mother asked her son why he was not doing his homework.

Option 3: The mother asked her son why he did not do his homework.

Option 4: The mother asked her son why he is not doing his homework.

Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in direct speech.

He advised his friend to lose some weight.

Option 1: He told his friend, "I may lose some weight."

Option 2: He told to his friend, "You must lose some weight."

Option 3: He told to his friend, "Please lose some weight."

Option 4: He told his friend, "You should lose some weight."

Question : Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence.

The doctor said to my mother, "Take your medicines regularly."

Option 1: The doctor advised my mother to take her medicines regularly.

Option 2: The doctor told my mother take her medicines regularly.

Option 3: The doctor ordered my mother to take your medicines regularly.

Option 4: The doctor told my mother to take his medicines regularly.

Question : Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence.

He said to his sister, “I am very proud of you.”

Option 1: He said to his sister that he is very proud of her.

Option 2: He told his sister that how proud he was of her.

Option 3: He told his sister that he was very proud of her.

Option 4: He said his sister was very proud of him.

Question : Select the correct indirect narration of the given sentence.

Father said to Swami, "Take whatever you like from this drawer."

Option 1: Father said Swami to take whatever you like from this drawer.

Option 2: Father said to Swami to have taken whatever he liked from that drawer.

Option 3: Father told Swami that he can take whatever he likes from the drawer.

Option 4: Father told Swami to take whatever he liked from that drawer.