Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "Which is your pen?"

• Sudha said to Ramesh Which is your pen.

• Sudha asked Ramesh which is your pen.

• Sudha said to Ramesh which his pen was.

• Sudha asked Ramesh which his pen was.

Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "I need your help in improving my skills in maths?"

• Sudha told Ramesh that she needed your help in improving my skills in maths.

• Sudha told Ramesh that I need your help in improving my skills in maths.

• Sudha told Ramesh that she needed his help in improving her skills in maths.

• Sudha told Ramesh that she needed her help in improving his skills in maths.

Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "You are my best friend and will remain so."

• Sudha told Ramesh that he was her best friend and would remain so.

• Sudha told Ramesh that he is her best friend and will remain so.

• Sudha told Ramesh that You are my best and will remain so.

• Sudha told Ramesh that he is her best friend and would remain so.

Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "What a lovely flower is that!"

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that What a lovely flower is that!

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that that was a very lovely flower.

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that was a very lovely flower.

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that this is a very lovely flower.

Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "How foolish of you!"

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that how foolish of you!

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that it was very foolish of you.

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that it is very foolish of you.

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that it was very foolish of him.

Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "These are very confusing questions."

• Sudha told Ramesh that these are very confusing questions.

• Sudha complained Ramesh that these were very confusing questions.

• Sudha tells Ramesh that those were very confusing questions.

• Sudha complained to Ramesh that those were very confusing questions.

Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "We shall do more practice for the upcoming exams."

• Sudha told Ramesh that they shall do more practice for the upcoming exams.

• Sudha told Ramesh that they would did more practice for the upcoming exams.

• Sudha told Ramesh that they would do more practice for the upcoming exams.

• Sudha told Ramesh that they would do more practice for the previous exams.

Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "What confusing options these are!"

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that what confusing options these are!

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that what confusing options those were.

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that those options are very confusing.

• Sudha exclaimed to Ramesh that those were very confusing options.

Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "I have completed my work and you?"

• Sudha told Ramesh that he has completed his work and asked about Sudha.

• Sudha told Ramesh that she had completed her work and asked about Ramesh.

• Sudha told Ramesh that he has completed my work and asked about Ramesh.

• Sudha told to Ramesh that I have completed my work and you.

Turn this sentence into indirect.

Sudha said to Ramesh, "The sun is at the center of our solar system."

• Sudha told Ramesh that the sun is at the center of our solar system.

• Sudha told Ramesh that the sun was at the center of our solar system.

• Sudha told Ramesh that the sun was at the center of their solar system.

• Sudha told Ramesh that the sun is at the center of his solar system.