Direct and Indirect Speech Quiz

"I will call you tomorrow," she said.

• She said she will call you tomorrow.

• She says she will call you tomorrow.

• She said she would call you tomorrow.

 "They have been studying for hours," Sarah said.

• Sarah says they had been studying for hours.

• Sarah said they had been studying for hours.

• Sarah said they have been studying for hours.

 "I don't like broccoli," Tom exclaimed.

• Tom exclaimed he doesn't like broccoli.

• Tom exclaims he doesn't like broccoli.

• Tom exclaimed he didn't like broccoli.

"Is she coming to the party tonight?" he asked.

• He asked if she was coming to the party tonight.

• He asked if she is coming to the party tonight.

• He asked if she is coming to the party tonight.

 "Do you like chocolate?" she inquired.

• She inquired if I will like chocolate.

• She inquired if I like chocolate.

• She inquired if I liked chocolate.

"Where is the nearest gas station?" he asked.

• He asked where the nearest gas station is.

• He asked where the nearest gas station was.

• He asked where was the nearest gas station.

 "Why are you upset?" he asked.

• He asked why was I upset.

• He asked why I was upset.

• He asked why I am upset.

"Have you finished your homework?" he wanted to know.

• He wanted to know if I will finish my homework.

• He wanted to know if I have finished my homework.

• He wanted to know if I had finished my homework.

"How much does this book cost?" he inquired.

• He inquired how much this book costs.

• He inquired how much did this book cost.

• He inquired how much this book cost.

 "I saw a great movie yesterday," she said with excitement.

• She said with excitement she saw a great movie yesterday.

• She said with excitement she had seen a great movie the day before.

• She said with excitement she saw a great movie the day before.