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She said, "You were missing from the picnic".

  • She told me that I had been missing from the picnic.
  • She told me that I has been missing from the picnic.
  • She told me that I were missing from the picnic.
  • She told me that I had been missed from the picnic.

Answer: Option A

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1. Sushant said to him, "I have been helping your son for years".

  • Sushant told him that he has helped his son for years.
  • Sushant told him that he have been helping his son for years.
  • Sushant told him that he had been helping his son for years.
  • Sushant told him that he has been helping his son for years.

Answer: Option C

2. Sheela said to me, "Munni is dancing better than me."

  • Sheela told me that Munni have been dancing better than her.
  • Sheela told me that Munni was dancing better than her.
  • Sheela told me that Munni had been dancing better than her.
  • Sheela told me that Munni had dancing better than her.

Answer: Option C

3. My father said to me, "It might rain yesterday".

  • My father told me that it may have rain the previous day.
  • My father told me that it would rain the previous day.
  • My father told me that it might rain the previous day.
  • My father told me that it could rain the previous day.

Answer: Option C

4. Salma said to me, "Have you a LED TV ?"

  • Salma asked me if I have a LED TV.
  • Salma asked me have you a LED TV.
  • Salma told me have you a LED TV.
  • Salma asked me if I had a LED TV.

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

It can also be written as,

Salma enquired of me if I had a LED TV.

Note: In place of "If" we can use "whether" also in both answers.

5. He said to you, "You may go out".

  • He told you that you might be go out.
  • He said you that you might be go out.
  • He told you that you may go out.
  • He told you that you might go out.

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

When Reporting verb in past Tense and reported speech is having "may" after subject + First Verb.
Then we change "may" to "might" + First verb.

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