Reported Speech quiz

Identify the direct speech in the sentence: She said, 'I will be there soon.'

• She said

• I will be there soon

• 'I will be there soon.'

• She will be there soon

Convert the direct speech 'I am studying for my exams' to reported speech.

• He said that he was studying for his exams.

• He said that he will study for his exams.

• He said that he has been studying for his exams.

• He said that he is studying for his exams.

What is the direct speech in the sentence: He asked, 'Where are you going?'

• He asked

• Where

• 'Where are you going?'

• Are you going?

Change the direct speech 'I love this song' to reported speech.

• He/she loved that song

• He/she loves that song

• They love this song

• He/she loves this song

Locate the direct speech in the sentence: 'Don't touch that,' she warned.

• 'Don't touch that,'

• She warned

• Don't touch that

• Touch that

Rewrite the direct speech 'I want to go home' as reported speech.

• He said that he wants to go to his house.

• He said that he wanted to go home.

• He said that he wants to go home.

• He said that he wanted to go to his home.

Find the direct speech in the sentence: 'Please help me,' she pleaded.

• She asked for help.

• Please help me.

• She begged, 'Please help me.'

• She demanded assistance.

Transform the direct speech 'I saw him yesterday' into reported speech.

• He said that he had seen him the day before.

• He said that he saw him yesterday.

• He said that he will see him yesterday.

• He said that he has seen him yesterday.

Spot the direct speech in the sentence: 'I can't believe it!' he exclaimed.

• 'I can't believe it!'

• 'I can't believe it!' exclaimed he

• He exclaimed, 'I can't believe it!'

• 'I can't believe it!' he said

Convert the direct speech 'I have finished my homework' to reported speech.

• He said that he will finish his homework.

• He said that he has finished his homework.

• He said that he had finished his homework.

• He said that he finished his homework.