Indirect Speech

Anita said, "I will help you." It means . . . .

• Anita said that he will help me

• Anita said that he would help me

• Anita said that she would help me

• Anita said that she should help me

• Anita said that she can help me

"Do you need a pen?" Annie asked. It means . . . .

• Annie asked me if she would need a pen

• Annie asked me if she needs a pen

• Annie asked me if she needed a pen

• Annie asked me if I needed a pen

• Annie asked me if I had needed a pen

"You should tell me the truth." She said (that) . . . .

• She should tell me the truth

• She should not tell me the truth

• I should told her the truth

• I should not tell her the truth

• I should tell her the truth

"Where is Amanda?" Sam asked . . . .

• Where is she

• Where Amanda is

• where was Amanda

• where Amanda was

• where are you

"Don't make any noise in library." Renata said. It means . . . .

• She told me not to make any noise in library

• She told me to make any noise in library

• She told me not to made any noise in library

• She told me didn't make any noise in library

• She told me don't make any noise in library

Mrs. Helena said to her students, 'take these papers." It means . . . .

• She told us to take those papers

• She told us to took those papers

• She told her students to took those papers

• She told her students to take those papers

• She told some students to take those papers

Richard asked, "What did you write on the paper?" It means . . . .

• He asked me what I write on the paper

• He asked me what I was writing on the paper

• He asked me what I wrote on the paper

• He asked me what I had written on the paper

• He asked me what I have written on the paper

They said, "you all can join our club." It means they said that . . . .

• We can join their club

• We could join their club

• We could joined their club

• I could join their club

• I can join their club

"I have met your brother," Maria said. It means . . . .

• she said that she meets my brother

• she said that she met my brother

• she said that she has met my brother

• she said that she had meet my brother

• she said that she had met my brother

"My father works in a office. My mother works in a hospital." The little boy said. It means . . . .

• He said that his father works in a office and that his mother works in a hospital

• He said that his father worked in a office and that his mother works in a hospital

• He said that his father worked in a office and that his mother worked in a hospital

• He said that his father has worked in a office and that his mother has worked in a hospital

• He said that his father worked in a office and that his mother had worked in a hospital